VOLUME 89, NUMBER 14 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995 FIFTY CENTS 14 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEMENT Near-perfect weather greets festival crowds

by Melissa B. firm0 “We certainly look forward Prettiest Float; and the Octa- consider not returning to the Staff Writer to doing it next year,’’ said gon Barn float took the Most festival next year. Although dark skies threat- festival co-chairman Jim Original Award. They are looking to find a ened Cass City early in the Ceranski. Following the parade, many tall fence to close off the pull weekend, sun and cooler Festival coordinator Jane festival-goers made their way arena in the future. than normal temperatures Hittler said she thought the to the north end of the Cass “If you have it every year, took center stage Saturday, threat of rainy weather might City Recreational Park to you keep having more lifting spirits high at the 17th have kept some people away, watch the Thumb Area Trac- people coming,” she re- Annual Fourth of July festi- but added each event she at- tor Pulling Association’s marked. The association val * tended was a success. truck and tractor pull. could put on a bigger show “From my personal stand- “There is just so much work Pull organizer Sharon with more attendance. point, I thought it went very entailed in every little detail Brown said enough people And inside the pull, every- well,” commented festival of the event,” Hittler ex- attended the pull to raise the thing ran like clockwork, co-chairman Alan Sward. “I plained. more than $2,000 needed to producing a 2 1/2 hour show. think we’re very lucky some- “The kids’ games were fan- pay the bills. “It was a real nice pull,” times,” he continued, refer- tastic. We had twice or 3 “Everyone that came in just Brown said. ring to the festival’s tradition times as many games as had a great time,” Brown At the other end of the park, of nice weather. we’ve had in years past,” she commented, adding many a constant crowd populated And judging from his expe- observed, adding there were local businesses supported the lawn around the ex- riences at the Lions Pavilion, continuous lines at each the pull financially. panded music program in the the crowds were hungry, event geared toward chil- “We would not have been gazebo, signaling its success, Sward helped fellow Lions dren. able to come in without their Hit tler said. Club members serve up “It does reaffirm the fact support,” she said. And program organizer Jan chicken dinners in the after- that this is a family event, and But a handful of people Moore said the show went I LOVE A PARADE - Jessica Lynn Prieskom, 111 months, daughter of Matt and noon and bratwurst in the it’s very healthy for kids and watched the pull from out- off without a hitch. Dawn Prieskorn of Cass City, enjoyed a balloon while waiting for the annual Fourth evening - both menus sold adults alike,’’ she said, “And side the roped-off area with- Just north of the gazebo, the out. until kids can go out on their out paying, causing Brown battle raged on in the 7th of July Parade to get underway Saturday. Picture-perfect weather greeted crowds “On an overall basis, it was own, they have to go to these and her husband Bruce to Please turn to back page. - throughout the village’s 17th annual festival. a wonderful day,” he re- things with at least one par- marked. ent.” One such family event was Hunter appointed trustee the greased pig contest, which drew some 40 chil- Goodchild hired dren, prompting event orga- nizer Charlie Carpenter to open a 3rd division. as new Kingston 0-G board okays new budget Zach Dorland, 8, caught one of 2 pigs donated by the Dave Little family in the 9- Owen-Gage Board of of Mlvenna’s 4-year term, as the previous year. ing - state aid - will total estimates until school of- The P be year-old and under category; Education appointed a new Turning to finances, school The total is composed of about $1.66 million, some ficials have a handle on a superintendent 10-year-old Travis Jensen board trustee, and approved* Supt. Manuel Thies outlined $603,200for elementary in- $47,000 more than in 1994- number of variables, includ- proposed 1995-96 budget struction and support staff, 95. Thies explained the 3- ing enrollment, which deter- beat 8 other 10- to 12-year- director, state/federal pro- a the 1995-96 spending plan, old boys to take home the A veteran Montrose School during a special meeting held saying the budget is tentative $822,703 for secondary in- percent hike, from $5,200 mines the amount of state grams director, community $10 prize; and Erin District oficial will take over last wekk in the Owendale at best and will likely un- struction and, support staff, to funding the district will re- education director, public per pupil $5,353 per pu- McMahan, 12, won in the the reins as superintendent of High School library. dergo several changes over $40,000 for elementary and pil, represents the incremen- ceive. the Kingston School District. relations director and cur- The board unanimously the the next several months secondary supplies, tal increase promised by the In other business during the 10- to 12-year-old girls divi- riculum director. $30,000 sion. The Kingston Board of voted in favor of the nomi- as school officials receive for capital outlay, $200,000 state. June 28 special session, the Education last week hired Goodchild earned his Bach- nation of Paul Hunter of more definite information for plant operation and main- Other funding sources in board approved the hiring of A little less energy was re- George Goodchild, 50, after elor of Arts degree at Michi- Gagetown to fill a vacancy regarding state funding. tenance, $90,000in transpor- 1995-96 include: $60,527 in Joel Douglas. quired of those who earlier narrowing a field of more gan State University, and his left by Lisa McIlvenna, who He noted approval of a bud- tation costs, and $5,000 in non-homestead tax revenue, The new teacher earned a in the day joined the crowd than a dozen candidates to master’s degree at Eastern recently resigned. get at this time meets a state interest for money borrowed $48,000in interest on invest- Bachelor of Science Degree on Main Street to watch the just 2; Goodchild and An- Michigan University. If he accepts the appoint- mandate requiring schools to in anticipation of future rev- ments, and $63,500in Chap- in history from Grand Valley parade. drew Cook of Swartz Creek. He has completed a num- bent, Hunter would serve draft a budget and hold a enue. ter I and I1 dollars. State University and a “I thought the parade crowd Interviews of the finalists ber of hours beyond his bntil the next regular school hearing prior to the start of On the revenue side, Thies Thies promised the board a teacher’s certification in his- was excellent,” Ceranski were held in May and the master’s and is certified both election in June 1996. He the new fiscal year. estimates funding will total more detailed picture of the tory and social studies from commented. school board offered as a superintendent and cen- would then have the option Thies estimated expendi- $1.797 million in the next budget at the regular July Western Michigan Univer- “The clowns were wonder- Goodchild the job during its tral office administrator. of seeking reelection to com- tures will total $1.79 million school year. meeting, but again empha- sity, according to high school ful, and we had a few extra June 26 monthly meeting. He is a veteran, having plete the remaining 2-years in 1995-96, about the same The biggest source of fund- sized the numbers will only Please turn to back page. clowns around,” Hittler re- served with the U.S. Air marked, Goodchild, who has 17 Force during the Vietnam Featured in the parade were years of administrative expe- War. this year’s 4 award-winning rience, has spent the bulk of Goodchild’s salary as the floats, including the Thumb his 29-year career in educa- new Kingston superinten- Cass City native National Bank President’s tion in the Montrose School dent hasn’t been set yet. Award winner. District, where he currently “A contract is now being Shabbona United Method- serves as supervisor of op- negotiated and he will be Delong part of effort t ‘0 ist Church’s float was judged erations. coming on board in July,” the Most Sentimental with its The husband and father of said current Supt. Jerry H. praying hands bursting out of 3, has also served as a middle Laycock, who is retiring af- a globe; the judges voted the school principal, assistant ter 40 years in education, in- help Kenya preserves First Presbyterian Church of high school principal, tech- cluding 12 years at the helm Cass City’s float to be the nology coordinator, security of Kingston Schools.

by Melissa B. firrno professors thought we’d be.” Staff Writer DeLong studied in Kenya from June 1 to June 24 pk Some 14 rolls of film show- as ing the Kenyan countryside of a first-year program orga- nized through MSU’s fisher- remain undeveloped in Sharie DeLong’s bags, but ies and wildlife program. the papers and presentations “Anytime you do some- she helped write could al- thing for the first time, there will be kinks,” she said. “But ready be aiding the country’s wildlife service to preserve for the most part, everything its national parks. went great .” The Cass City native re- Like DeLong, the majority cently spent 3 weeks looking of the students on the trip for ways to make 5 wildlife were fisheries and wildlife preserves better places for majors, although students the animals that live in them. studying subjects from po- The Michigan State Univer- litical science to business sity senior traveled and came too. worked with 16 other college She said the work proved students, 2 university profes- frustrating for those other sors and the chairman of the majors, but added, “the fish- Kenya Wildlife Service, eries and wildlife majors, we Perez Olindo. all learned a lot and we all “I feel like we’ve helped appreciated what we him think things through learned.” more ,” DeLong commented. By 6 a.m. each day, the “I know it’s always better to group piled into the vans that have 10 minds working on a took them through each park problem instead of one.” where they ma& the ‘first MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY ‘Iogether, the students de- steps towaid developing so- l I nmc. veloped management Dlans IULIUIIJ..+: senior Sharie DeLong shows a mask to cimbat probvlerns in’clud-- _. For example, “in some of CHEMICAL BANK President Dominic Monastiere (above) made by the Masai tribe in Kenya. The ing overgrown plants, declin- the parks, there’s a concern guides members of the Cass City Village Council through ing animal populations and that the animal densities are mask is a souvenir of DeLong’s recent the negative effects of tour- low,” DeLong explained. the basement of the bank building at Main and Seeger streets ism. 3-week study in Africa. “We were busier than the Please turn to back page. as part of a tour Thursday. The council is expected to vote July 24 on a proposal to buy the building. CASS CITY, MICHIGh PAGE TWO L CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995 Engaged Cass City Area Social Engaged and Personal Items Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010

Cornerstone College an- Guests Sunday of Dale and nounces that Jandi Hillaker Mary Damm for a barbecue has been placed on the dinner were Tim and Susan Dean’s List for the spring Wooster, Wes and Nancy semester, having earned a Frederick and Me1 and Roz grade point average of-3.875. Frederick. Late afternoon Hillaker is a 1991 graduate visitors were Stan and Barb I of Cass City High School Otulakowski. Suzanne Hirsch I Brenda Burns and is the daughter of Jack Mark Reehl 4 Jason Kzinowek and Rona Hillaker. In order .Y to qualify for the Corner- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Romig Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hirsch Brenda Marie Burns of stone Dean’s List, students of Marcellus were guests of of Decker announce the en- Ubly and Jason Kzinowek of must take a minimum of 12 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hamp- gagement of their daughter, Essexville announce their Zourse hours and must shire from Tuesday, June 27, Suzanne, to Mark Reehl, son engagement. achieve a GPA of 3.5 or till Sunday, July 2. The of Mr. and Mrs, James Reehl Brenda is a 1995 graduate higher. Romigs were residents of of Kingston. of Bay Arenac Community Cass City for several years Suzanne is employed by the High School and is currently when he worked for General Sanilac County Health De- employed at Telmons of Bay Elmer and Janet Francis Telephone Co. partment, Home Care Divi- City*Jason is a 1992 gradu- hosted a small lawn wedding sion, while Mark is em- Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Heineman ate of Ubly Community High loved at EM Service Parts :> Mr, and Mrs. Jason Schwartz reception June 25 for their A* School and is currently em- Area students to earn listing Operation in Flint, grandson, Curt Medrano and on the spring semester hon- ployed by Pathways Decora- new wife Jenni of San Anto- tive Stone of Imlay City. ors list at Central Michigan ing planned. nio, Texas. Guests were from University are: sophomore Schwartz, Guthrie The marriage will take San Antonio, Cass City, place Oct. 21. Benjamin Schott, Freshman Reese, Millington, Kingston, Lindy VanVliet and senior Engaged K, !I Saginaw, Laingsburg, Car0 Joel L. Turmo, all of Cass united in marriage married June 3 and New Orleans, La. City, and Carol L. Jamie Lynn Sweeney be- Dedra Dunn and KeT y Adamczyk, Kingston. To be came the bride of Andrew Gauthier. Junior bridesmais s Jason Schwartz of Hunts- Doug Guthrie, brother of the listed, students must be in the James Heineman in a wed- were Ashley Loucks a9d ville, Ala., and Sandra bride. Elmer and Janet Francis’ top 10 percent of their class. ding ceremony at St.Thomas Danielle Loucks. KelcJe Guthrie of Loganville, Ga., The groom’s mother is daughter and son-in-law, Aquinas Catholic Church, Sweeney, Rebecca Sweeney, were united in marriage June Peggy Schwartz of Hunts- Juan and Debra Medrano The Rev. Brendan Mallory Loucks and Natalie ville. 3 at the Ozora Baptist and family, Curt, Jenni, Ja- Wroblewski officiated. Loucks were flower girls. The bride’s grandmother is Teresa D. Berden, 2125 Church in Loganville, Cia. Michael Thomas Anderson son, Rachel and granddaugh- Wheeler ,Road, Snover, Parents of the bride are Best man was Bryan The bride was given in mar- Louise Anglin of Loganville, and Laura Jean Esckelson, ter Veronica of San Antonio, Janet and Edward Sweeney LaFrance. Groomsmen were and the groom’s grand- daughter of Dean and riage by her father, Paul both of Vassar. Texas, spent from June 17 Kathleen Berden, has earned of Cass City. Matt Loucks, John kunktl, Guthrie of Loganville. mother is Margic Muegge of Charles David Peterson and through June 27 visiting in The groom is the son of Dan Mathey and Tobd Cass City. a BA degree from Western Maid of honor was Paula Deborah Kay Collins, both Cass City. Michigai University. Mary Lou Pacek of St. Sweeney. Ushers were TeGy Clack, sister of the bride. An afternoon reception was of Deford. Charles, and Terrance L. Sweeney andTroy Sweeney. Bridesmaid was Stacey held at the home of Mr. and Rolando Telles and Marie Heineman of Carrollton. The couple greeted gue8ts Guthrie, cousin of the bride. Mrs. Thomas Guthrie of CriseliaTorrez, both of Caro. Meg’s Peg Maid of honor was Jeanie at the Broadway House i’n Best man was Tommy Bar- Lawrenceville, Ga. James Edward Wooters, Martin. Bridesmaids were Bay City before leaving 0n.a The couple is residing at row, and groomsman was Marlette, and Katherine Lynn Seaver Terri Loucks, Jane1 Sweeney, cruise to theCaribbeanrTh8j David Barrow, both friends 1500Sparkman Dr. NWApt. Lynn Schultz, Cass City. Clint Messing Sr. Citizens’ Menu are living in Saginaw. ’ of the groom. Usher was #4D, Huntsville, Ala. 358 16. Daniel Lee Moore and Keri truth Lyn Williams, both of neZq Senior citizens are asked to STATE FARM 3 Donald and Sharon Seaver make reservations on the day Fairgrove. of Freeland and Dexter and Frank Orin Rouse and of the meul between 8 a.m. Merchant recognized Theresa Messing of Cass and 9 a.m. by calling Misty Jean McKinney, both City announce the engage- Berenice Sowden, 872-2397. Leslie Merchant, a delivery nized by the company for of Kingston. ment of their children, Lynn driver for United Parcel Ser- completing 20 years of driv- Aaron Raymond Ratliff, bv Melva E. Guinther A. Seaver and Clint W. Mess- JULY 10-12-14 any questions about your ; vice, was recently recog- ing without an accident. Detroit, and Melanie Ann ing. Monday - Lemon Herb Wanamaker, Clifford. lamdy insurance protechon I Merchant works out of the In her books, “Humor in the you are spealung of‘? Lynn is a graduate of Cen- Chicken, Parsley Potatoes, And 11 s free Call me James Edward Moore and tral Michigan university, and ‘ITy CHRoNICLE UPS facility located in Cass Court” and “More Humor in A. My ex-widow said it. Peas and Carrots, Variety Ernest A. Teichman, Jr. USPS 092-700 -. Gweda Faye Martindale, the Court”, Mary Louise is employed by Electronic Bread, Fresh Melon. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY City. both of Caro. AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Gilman, editor of the Na- Q. What happened then? Data Systems (EDS) in Wednesday - Spaghetti “It’s basically just working Gordon Harvey Crittenden S aginaw. 8550 Main Street tional Shorthand Reporter, A. He told me, he says, “I with Meatballs, Green Beans Phone Second-class postage paid a1 Cass at Safety all the time. You and Mia Jo Arndt, both of shares some humorous dia- have to kill you because you Clint is also a graduate of Parisian, Salad Bar Lettuce/ 872-3388 City, Michigan 48726 have to *drive your vehicle May vi 1le POSTMASTER: Send address logue from the courtroom can identify me.” Central Michigan University, ’‘Tehat8q?i$; Dajinnq 5011,’; Johnathan James ‘ qrcshBhnana. ’ i’y‘x +e’ ‘+ + Chanaes IO plus everyone ekes to insure that’s been recorded and pre- Q. Did he kill you? and is employed by Bay En- Vanedward Ostrom and CASS CITY C~RONICLE,P.O. safety. Also, don’t get ahead served, by laG, for posterity. A. No. gineering and Design in Mid- Friday - Macaroni and ’ Cheryl Lee Sawyer, both of land. It’s probably worth the Cheese, Molded VegetabIe Birch Run. Q. Mrs. Jones, is your ap- An Aug. 5 wedding is Salad, Cream Style Corn, Mark Steven LaFever and price of the books just to re- Michigan Wcckly Newspapcrs. Inc., 257 planned. Dinner Roll, Diced Pears. Merchant and his wife, Mary Jane Donnelly, both of alize that even erudite law- pearance this morning pursu- Michigan Avcnuc. East Lansing. hlichi- ant to a deposition notice gan. Marcia, have 2 children. Vassar. yers sometimes say stupid Subscription l’riccs: To posr ofliccs in Douglas Lee Wilson and things. Here are a few ex- which I sent to your attor- Tuscola, €Iuron and Sinilrc Counties - Jami Sue Sting, both of Cass cerpts: ney? $12.00 a year or 2 years for S22,3 years A. No. This is how I dress forS32.$9for6mn~Lhs,ind3months for City. $6.00, Q. Now, Mrs. Johnson, how when I go to work. In Michigan - $15.00 a year. 2 years was your first marriage ter- $28.00. Book sale Q. (Showing man picture) In other p3ns of hc Uniwi Sutu - minated? $17.00 8 yw.or 2 yurs $32.00. Payable A. By death. That’s you? in advance. Q. And by whose death was A,Yes, sir. For information rcgarding newsprpcr scheduled it terminated? Q. And you were present rdvenising and colnlnercirl itid jd, printing, tclcphone 872-2010. when the picture was taken, at library Q. Doctor, did you say he right? was shot in the woods? A “Red Hot” Book Sale is A. No, I said he was shot in Q. When he went, had you slated for July 12-15 during the lumbar region. gone and had she, if she NOTICE regular library hours at wanted to and were able, for Rawson Memorial Library. Q. Are you married? the time being excluding all The event will coincide with A. No, I’m divorced. the restraints on her not to go, The Regular July meeting Cass City Sidewalk Sale Q, And what did your hus- gone also, would he have Days and culminate with the band do before you divorced brought you, meaning you of the Cass City Village Council popular “Buck a Bag” sale him? and she, with him to the sta- Saturday. Used and like-new A. A lot of things I didn’t tion? will be held July 24, 1995 at paperback and hard cover know about. Mr. Brooks: Objection. That 7:OO p.m. at the Municipal books will be available as sentence should be taken out well as video and audio tapes Q. Now, you have investi- and shot. Building, 6737 Church Street, and some magazines. gated other murders, have Donations of books in good you not, where there was a Q. The truth of the matter is Cass City, Michigan. condition will be accepted victim? that you were not an unbi- for the sale until Monday, ased objective witness, isn’t ‘1 Joyce A. LaRoche July 10. Come and visit the Q. What is your name? it? You, too, were shot in the t Village Clerk library and look for a good A. Ernestine McDowell, fracas? I deal on books of all kinds. Q. And what is your marital A. No sir. I was shot mid- I status? way between the fracas and ! A, Fair. the navel.

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A IDOWNTOWN CASS CITY ’ MEMBER July 124 3-14-1 5 FDIC CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995 PAGE THREE “If It Fitz .... t? I Rabbit l[’racks Hypocrisy surrounds (And anyone else he can debate on gambling

By Jim Fitzgerald

We stopped at J. B. Brighton House, 10180 Grand River, Casino gambling is “moral claimed casino gambling Oakland County Sheriff’s Brighton, because there was a parking lot nearly filled with and economic insanity,” said would “save” Detroit eco- Department employee who cars and we assumed a restaurant that attracted that many Oakland County Prosecutor nomically. It would just help confessed to stealing niore customers must have something to offer. Richard Thompson at a news a little; provide a few thou- than $50,000 and compul- It did. Ordered was Marlin steak and sauted shrimp. The conference with the Chris- sand jobs, keep a few million sively blowing it on the state fish was good, the shrimp very good. They were big and tian Coalition. dollars here that would oth- 1otter y. cooked in a special sauce and there was a lot of them. Pota- Sure. But if Detroit had got- erwise be spent in Windsor. Or a crime such as thc onc toes and salad were okay, but not anything out of the ordi- ten casino gambling, Oak- Similarly, no rational per- committed every time a “nary. land County wanted it, too. son ever claimed the state horse race is fixed. ,,Service was good. What made it good was the boss who Oakland County ‘Executive lottery and horse betting Through sleazy ad vert i s i ng , visited our table twice to help out with coffee, water and L. Brooks Patterson said so, would “save” Michigan eco- this state begs for lottery other details to aid the busy waitress. strongly. e nomically, It just helps a money. And it eagerly drags All-in-all it was a pleasant experience. The cost for 2 was MADD OF MICHIGAN last week presented a Preliminary Patterson agrees casino little. So little, in the case of the horse-bet pot. Isn’t hy- $32.80. gambling is a social ill and horse betting, that Gov. pocrisy immoral’? A reprint of a poll taken by the local paper rated the restau- Breath Tester (PBT) to the Tuscola County Sheriff’s not the right answer to eco- Engler feels compelled to Some Engler supporters say rant as tops in several categories including a place with at- Department’s Marine Division. Above, Sheriff Tom Kern nomic problems. But, if Gov. offer track owners a tax it took guts for him to thwart mosphere to dine inexpensively. (Inexpensively? Obviously John Engler had said yes to break to make them feel bet- Detroit voters and their they never have been in a Cass City restaurant). (right) and Undersheriff James Fyvie accept the unit, which that moral and economic in- ter about not being allowed mayor. I say Engler knew he sanity in Detroit, Patterson v*. Anyway on the one to 10 scale it rates about a 6 314. costs between $400 and $500, from Penny Fleischmann, the electronic gambjing had more to gain - state- \* would demand the same in- games that suck so many of wide and nationally -- by ********** MADD administrative assistant. sanity for Oakland County. their former customers to kissing the Christian That would provide a splen- Windsor. Coalition’s butt than he had The Harold Isard golf open is a tournament for members of did example of bravely Gee. Would that tax break to lose by making Detroit the Cass City Golf League and is strictly a “for fun” event. To sheriff’s department standing up for your moral give Michigan taxpayers the angry. Members anti up a buck per team for a small prize that goes and economic principles. If marvelous opportunity to Engler will show me some ,io the winner. prostitution were legalized in subsidize moral and eco- guts when he quits discrimi- .’ ,”The20th running of the tourney in memory of Isard was Wayne County, would Oak- nomic insanity? nating and concedes that all field June 26. This year’s winners were Ernie Bellew, Jim land County follow suit? organized gambling is MADD donates PBT What would the Christian It’s dumb enough to insist ‘Apley, Jack Burns and Duane Henn. equally insane -- or sane - The summer months and to the law enforcement offic- Michigan’s 1994 summer Coalition think? that playing slot machines is morally and economically. I’ ********** holidays are some of the ers who are out there on the holidays: Memorial Day According to Patterson, it economically insane but that And that it is disgustingly deadliest times of the year on front line in the battle to save weekend, 69.2 percent (9 of would be strictly a matter of horse and lottery betting two-faced for government ‘Idle note: Dorland Kuntz has been a part of the administra- Michigan’s roads and water- lives and stop drunk drivihg,” the total 13 fatalities); Fourth competition. If neighboring isn’t. But how about this officials ‘to insist carisino classroom he also served as the president of Cass To emphasize the impor- people take to the roads and (4 out of 11 fatalities). have to do the same. ment to approve - urge! - city Teacher’s Association and was one of the chief negotia- tance of safe and sober driv- waterways, we are asking Over the course of 1994, Otherwise, Oakland county gambling on horse races and , tors. ing and boating, MADD has that they make their plans to 37.4 percent of the traffic fa- would be forced to remain lottery games while at the Quilters morally and economically * And this was at the time when there was no such thing as a donated a portable alcohol include an alcohol-free des- talities (530 of the total same time calling it unlaw- ’$ne-meeting settlement between teachers and the school dis- testing device, called a Pre- ignated driver.’’ 1,419) involved alcohol or sane? ful for blackjack and slot plan show ‘tiict. liminary Breah Tester other drugs, according to Just as Detroit, against its players to enjoy the same sort (PBT), to theTuscola County Beginning Memorial Day state police statistics. voters’ will, is now forced to of fun. The Elmwood Quilting Sheriff’s Department’s Ma- weekend and continuing MADD’s mission is to stop be morally and economically And it’s hypocritical to say Circle is having a quilt show The Weather rine Division. through Labor Day weekend, drunk driving and support sane while, just across the casino gambling is immoral, during July Sidewalk Sale PBTs are used by law en- MADD is promoting “Keep victims of this violent crime. river, Windsor is going mor- but lottery and horse gam- Days at the Cultural Center. High Low Precip. forcement when drivers are it a Safe Summer” (KISS), a As part of a national pro- ally and economically nuts bling aren’t. Donations will be $I per Tuesday ...... 86 ...... 69 ...... 18“ stopped on suspected drunk public awareness campaign gram, MADD volunteers in playing slot machines? ticket or 6 for $5. Wednesday ...... 83 ...... 67 ...... 42” driving violations, The de- focusing on alcohol-free Michigan are promoting the Please pass my throw-up STATE BEGS FOR A quilt and other prizes will Thursday ...... 83 ...... 65 ...... 0 vice offers a simple, accurate driving and boating. KISS message in their home pot. LOTTERY MONEY be given away Friday, July Friday ...... 85 ...... 59 ...... 0 and economical method of Fleischmann urged area communities by participat- 14. Saturday ...... 77 ...... 47 ...... 0 determining blood alcohol residents to consider the traf- ing in special events; pa- GAMBLING REVENUE Engler and his supporters Anyone wishing to display Sunday ...... 76 ...... 48 ...... 0 levels. fic crash death toll involving rades, local festivals, fairs WOULD HELP A say casinos create gambling a quilt can call Alexia Cook Monday ...... 78 ...... 60 ...... 0 Penny Fleischmann, ad- alcohol and other drugs for and programs. LITTLE addicts and attract crime. You at 872-3486 or bring it to the (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) ’ ministrative assistant, know, crime such as the one Cultural Center Tuesday, c MADD, Michigan, pre- No rational person ever committed in 1993 by the July 11, sented the PBT to Tuscola The County Sheriff Tom. Kern and Undersheriff James Fyvie last week. Haire “MADD is pleased to help provide the necessary tools Net Mr. Chips ‘Back To The 50s” I won’t lose a minute of more locatiocs in the Upper sleep over governor John Peninsula. Engler’s decision to keep ca- Combine that with the ca- sino gambling out of the sino in Windsor and others metro areas and confined to that are on the drawing board Indian reservations. In the in Canada, barring other ca- past, his vote would have sinos to curb gambling is al- been vigorously applauded most like beating a dead because the thought here was horse. Slop in that convenient gambling There’s doubt of course for all was a loaded gun ready to about the long-term eco- wreck havoc on folks who nomic boost that casinos the Great were least able to afford it. bring. There’s no doubt that Deals! The assumption is still under the present set up it is valid. What has diluted my a long-term and a short-term And buy opposition is the wide spread bonanza to the Indians. and accessibility of casino Any business you care to yourself a gambling already in place. name would be happy to op- lot tey Just last week the Bay City erate like the Indian casinos. Times reported that the They are under no regulatory ticket . Standish-Pinconning area supervision from govern- might get a casino in the ment. No forms, no taxes, Whites Beach area. no hassle, just count the Today, Whites Beach isn’t money as it pours in. All that much. I visited it about 4 and a monopoly, too. years ago and the same old Considering all this, there is Cass City Public Schools bar that was there that oper- still mild opposition to allow- ated io the 1940s was still ing gambling off reservation 1 going along about like I re- in metro areas. from the desk of Ken Micklash, Superintendent membered it a half century Shockingly, .the way some kids get high these days ago. But if gambling comes to Building would be on the Detroit under the subterfuge comes with a complete set of instructions. This past spring our school district was awarded a grant from the Michigan Educa- of selling land to the Indians, tional Leadership Collaborative along with thirteen other schools from across the state. Saginaw Chippewa reserva- Would you be disturbed to learn that kids are sniffing everyday house- tion and the tribe has already then open it to true competi- The purpose of this grant is to assist schools with the development of ideas and methods tion. hold products to get high? Does it come as a surprise that kids actually which will ultimately strengthen staff and community involvement with their local schools. donated over $loO,O00 to the townships of Standish and Given today’s trend, it seek out the most toxic ones by looking for danger warnings on the Districts in addition to Cass City, that will be involved with this project include: Lakcview, Lincoln for road improve- would be surprising if casino labels? Are you alarmed that most of these abusers are only between 8 Bellevue, Carman-Ainsworth, Carsonville-Port Sanilac, Wyoming, Novi, Hartford, ments, ambulance service, gambling wasn’t available in and 14 years old? But do you also realize that the skuli and crossbones Bridgeport-Spaulding, Northport, Traverse City, Jackson, Allen Park and Detroit . fire equipment and drain our major cities by the turn on a label still means that kids can get very sick, suffer brain damage work. of the century or soon after. and even die from inhaling these products? Fortunately, there is some- One of the key elements to successful planning must include communication. Since the That would make casino If that day comes to pass, it gambling available in shouldn’t be run as an Indian thing you can do, short of keeping every bottle and can in the house vast majority of our community obtains school related information by reading the Cas under lock and key. Call 1-800-729-6686 more information on the City Chronicle, this space will be used to help community members become more in- Standish, Mt. Pleasant and monopoly but as just another for formed of school related issues. Traverse City area in the competitive, state-regulated most effective ways to talk to your children. And find out about the Lower Peninsula and at 4 or business. dangers of inhalants. Before your kids do. Obviously, one of our most prevalent issues relates to the necessity to deal with our - middle school building concerns. Several of the upcoming articles will address this very Garth’s Specials Partnership for a Drug-Free America important topic. Other areas of importance which will be addressed, just to name a few THIS DRUG FREE MESSAGE include: School funding, substance abuse, curriculum improvements, school to work, IS SPONSORED BY THESE CONCERNED BUSINESSES. MEAP information, accreditation, school safety, etc., etc. of the Week 1992 FORD EXPLORER. Adventures in Travel Glass Slipper It is my hope that by strengthening channels of communication between our school Bigelow Hardware Hills & Dales General Hospital and community we will help people gain a better understanding of school related issues Every Option. Cracker Special $15,9950° Board Motors Huron Business Products and thus, improve the educational opportunities for our entire community. 1987 K-5 BLAZER. Book Mart (formerly Old Wood Drugs) ’ KC Insurance Car0 Pharmacy Kelly & Company If you have questions that you would like addressed please send them to me at the 70,000 miles. Like New $9,495O0 Cass City Chronicle Kritzmans’ following address. 198s DODGE~ARAVAN Cass City Muffler & Brake Lota’s Corner Cupboard Cass CityTire McMahan’s Auto Parts Ken Micklash Extra Clean. Lady Driven ‘3,795” Cass City Floral Next Door Neighbor Cass City Public Schools Call Garth Chemical Bank Northwood Shores Restaurant 4868 N. Seeger St. Coach Light Pharmacy RichYpma Farm Bureau Insurance Cass City, MI 48726 DWIGHT’S AUTO SALES Copeland & Gornowicz Insurance Sommers’ Bakery & Restaurant Special Scents Flower Shoppe Additional school information can also be obtained by attending Board of Education Erla’s Food Center 1525 E. Car0 Rd. The Discipleship Family Book Store ’ meetings. Our next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Cass Form-U-3 >CityHigh School. Thank you. 673-7758 G iI ligan’s PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHI 3 Kerschenheiters in for long haul ‘! with Big Brother program

by Melissa B. mrmo office on M-81. In January, to be,” she remarked. “I just programs requiring less com- Staff Writer ’ Tony was matched officially can’t say enough good things mitment than the relationship with his new “Big Couple” about that match.” Tony has with the each year for children The relationship might be a and started riding home with tend whether they have little unusual, but after 6 Although it’s unusual to Kerschenheiters, Gaudreau George after work once a match a couple with a little explained. , Brother or Sister or no rnon ths, the Kersc henhei ters week. say they’re in it for the long brother or sister - of the 44 Volunteers can mentor chil- “We try not to have some- matches the Tuscola County dren for an hour once a week haul. . “We’re here until Tony thing big planned all the agency made in 1994, 3 in- during the school year or doesn’t want us to b.e any- time,” commented Carol, volved Big Couples - spend a day with a child more,” said Carol who works part time at JJ’s Gaudreau is quick to add Big when they havk the time. Kerschenheiter of she and All Outdoors in Caro. “We Couples tend to work out her husband George. “We’re operate as a normal family.” very well. It ensures both committed to Tony - to- But this evening starts out husband and wife are sup- tal 1y.” a little differently than most. porting the friendship. 1 O-year-old Tony Samons’ A newspaper reporter Is “It’s nice when you’re a evening visits with his Big there, and Tony rocks back couple,” Carol agreed. “Be- Brother and Big Sister have and forth in a glider chair, cause if something comes up become a welcome part of mostly listening to George’s with me, or if George just the weekly routine. and Carol’s comments. decides to pick him up and “We just know that every Carol tells how Tony’s go fishing, he can do that.” Tuesday, Tony’s going to be grades have improved since And Tony profits from both there,” Carol explained, add- they’ve met him, and Tony the Kerschenhei ters’ inter- ing when either they orTony adds he’s gone from getting ests. cannot meet on a Tuesday, D’s and E’s to earning A’s Tony said he really likes to they try to reschedule for a and B’s. play games on the different day. The conversation turns to Kersc hen hei ters’ Packard The 3 hit it off the first time Tony’s plans for the summer, Bell computer, especially a thcy met - at a Christmas and George thinks out loud game where he pieces a di- A GAME OF PIG is one of the favorite pastimes shared by party thrown by Big Broth- trying to decide when he nosaur together, choosing the ers/ Big Sisters of Tuscola might make Tony his field appropriate tail, head and Tony Samons, his Big Brother George Kerschenheiter and County. work assistant for a day. body. He also liked making Beau the dog. Case workers at the agency They also talk about canoe- birthday cards for his family were reluctant to ask the ing downvthe Cass River, including person a1 i zed Kerschenheiters to start a something all 3 of them think crossword puzzles from the long-term relationship with they’ll enjoy. computer - something I Professional and Business 1 Since school has let out, Carol helps him with. Tony because of the distance between their homes. The Tony spends Tuesday nights And he and George often Kerschenheiters live in Caro; with the Kerschenheiters, make it out to the family’s 1 DIRECTORY I Tony, in Cass City. and George jokes Tony will basketball hoop to shoot a “Generally we don’t match have to fight him for Tony’s game of Pig or Horse. ----I--- -I--,---- in more than a 10-mile ra- cooler sleeping spot in the The Kerschenheiters went ------ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS dius,” she said, but the excep- furnished basement. through a thorough applica- Tony eventually seems to tion process before becom- Anderson,Tuckey, tion was made when Carol I 1 11 called asking to be matched grow tired of the conversa- ing a Big Couple. All appli- Bernhardt & Co., P.C. S.H. Raythatha, M.D. with Tony. tion and joins George and cants are asked questions Certified Public Accounlants George works as a wildlife Carol’s 22-month old daugh- ranging from their physical Gary Anderson, CPA (Caro) Dr. Ray ter Kelli on the floor, teach- and mental healths to their Robert Tuckey, CPA (Cass City) EYE CARE technician from the Depart- Jerry Bernhardt, CPA (Caro) rnent ofNatural Resources ing her how to make color- police records and home Thomas Doran, CPA (Caro) Total Family Care ful Disney characters pop up situations. Vaierie Jamieson, CPA (Cass City) out of one of her toys. “They grill you,” George 715 E. Frank St., Caro, MI 4672 Hill St. & EYEWEAR Decker Phone 673-3137 “It’s nice for Kelli to have explained. “It’s almost like 6261 Church St., Cass City, MI Cass City someone else in the house, a psychological profile.” Phone 872-4730 ,_r A too,” Carol said. Gaudreau stressed more Phone 872-5010 woman Sandy Gaudreau, executive Big Brothers and Big Sisters COUNSELING I director of Tuscola County are needed - 14 children xe I b - - - - ~ Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Professiorial eye I I in crash Big Brothers/ Big Sisters, on the waiting list from Cass 10-YEAR-OLD TONY Samon qxa nis A Decker woman sought said in an interview Thurs- City, and the number of un- day the Kerschenheiters’ matched children in Tuscola watches intently as his Big Sister C b Prescriptions filled her own treatment for minor =%v I’ ; consistent friendship with @oyi CounQes +ses to ALCOHOLICS b , ‘injuries suffered in a 2-ve- Kerschenheiter sbbbs him hpv to * A*Physician‘ & Surgeon-*, Large sekction of 9 * I..).< ANONYMOUS ’‘HiLqk’AtJciderlt Saturday in Tony has been a remarkably ”p , rbofi&HOI~?; +* :.- franies Cass City. good experience for all of Because people are often a copy of a dinosaur he made on t AND AL-ANON Mona-Fri.- 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. them. very busy, Big Brothers/ Big ME ETlNGS Thurs, - Closed D All types of contacts Cass City police reported computer. 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Cass City 's July 4 fest in pictures

PARADE GOERS enjoyed the music of both the Tittabawassee Valley and Ply- mouth fife and drum corps.

GOSPEL AND COUNTRY singer Kristine Aldrich takes the gazebo stage as part of the expanded music program which entertained a steady audience A MEMBER OF the DeWitt Lions Club Air Force Squad- throughout Saturday afternoon and ron salutes to the crowd during the'annual parade Saturday evening. on Main Street.

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JUDGES CROWNED 1l-year-old Danielle Guilds (seated) HOLD STILL. . Sandusky resident Brenda Houthoofd this year's first-place Junior Miss winner. Standing from 1 -800-28814385 paints a bunch of balloons on the face of 5-year-old Amanda left, Kimberly Kleekamp, 12, took home the 2nd place tro- STATE LICENSE #2101109016 Brock of Cass City. phy and Talisa Talaski, 10, was awarded 3rd place. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WDNESDAY, JULY 5,1995 PAGE SEVBN

CASS CITY football players and staff

&embersI* earned support for their pro- THERE WAS PLENTY of souped-up action at the Thumb Tractor Pulling Asso- &am by getting dunked - repeatedly ciation competition Saturday in the park. Above, event organizer Bruce Brown of LINDSAY JENSEN, 7, of Cass City b* 4+ Saturday in the park. Above, Andy Linwood pulls to a first-place win with a distance of 303 feet, 2 inches in the Lim- enjoys a bounce in the Moonwalk, a &ray takes his turn in the tank. ited Mod Trucks category. new addition to activities geared to- ward children at the festival. Children traded $1 and a long wait in line for their chances to jump.

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($ASS CITY SERVICE clubs served up plenty of goodies in HAPPY HEART spreads a message of God's love - and *e park following the parade. Above, members of the Gavel lollipops - to the Main Street crowds before the parade. dub grill their famous brats. Chance Woodruff, 8, of Caro, gets a handful of candy to share ** THE 3-ON-3 tournament was well at- with others still sitting on the curb. tended by both players and spectators. ll Port Austin ll 11 Community Players 11 fi present:

:; ((:; eTOGETHER by Lawrence Roman Friday, Saturday & Sunday July 7th, 8th, 9th 14th, 16, & 16th All performances 8:OO p,m, A RACE AROUND Call 51 7-738-521 7 the pen. . . and then CLASSIC CARS cruised the main strip in Cass City Friday 10-year-old Travis night as auto buffs admired the handiwork of their fellow Jensen caught the car enthusiasts. back legs of the greased pig that earned him a $10 prize. The music ministry group "NEW PERSPECTIVE" will be at Cass City Missionary Church Koepfgen Rd.

July 9 I 6:30 p.m. "New Perspective" is an interdenomina- tional music ministry group consisting of 9 young adults who feel the Lord's call on their lives and have chosen to serve him through music. The 1995 group in- cludes: Janelle Titus, Lori Brown, Shana Heckroth, Sheree Walker, Theresa Frazier, THE FAMILIAR Sally Doerr Dance lkoupe is an annual Al Lopez, Tim Smith, Troy Greenfield, and THE CASS CITY High School Marching Band did its part crowd pleaser, and the dancers didn't disappoint this year Dan Kilmer. to liven up the parade. as they kicked and twirled their way down the parade route. The public is welcome to attend. PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIG) I.. muitb 0 court Your neighbor says :: Down Memory Lane 15 appear on charges From the files of the Chronicle Bank purchase: The following people ap- tack on another Flint man A pre-sentence investiga- peared last week in Tuscola Aug. 2 in Arbela Township. tion was ordered and bond County Circuit Court on Berlanga was remanded to was continued at $2,000. is a good idea various criminal charges: Sentencing is to be set. 5 YEARS AGO performers were Phil, Chris- General Cable is closed for the custody of the sheriff’s topher and Cody Leipprandt vacation and the company is *William Hoss, 29, Flint, department. *Brian E. Campbell, 40, From what she’s heard about the village’s proposal to hub and Joel Eisinger of doing everything it can to see stood mute to charges of jail *Vincent J. Allen, 22, Vassar, was sentenced to 3 the Chemical Bank building, Shirley Shaw said it sound< > Lucille DeLong, a Cass that employees have an en- like a good idea. City school bus driver since Caseville, Nicole Doerr of escape while awaiting trial Columbiaville, was sen- years probation and one year Cass City and Krista Miller joyable and safe holiday. June 10 in Caro, and first tenced to 5 years probation in jail (6 months deferred), It might be more convenient for many, especially older 1965, recently resigned to Each employee was pre- people who could stop in the pursue her hobbies and other from Bad Axe. degree murder, home inva- and 365 days in the county with work release, for his interests. Earney and Clara Seeley of sented with a first aid vaca- sion, second degree, larceny ,jail for a plea of guilty to plea of guilty to operating a village offices while running The Civil War themed Cass City will celebrate their tion supply kit. of jewelry in a building, un- home invasion, second de- motor vehicle while under errands downtown, she com- events and the fireworks 50th wedding anniversary Lee Hartel of Cass City is lawfully driving away an au- gree, Jan. 19 in Watertown the influence of liquor, third mented. currently enrolled in the “Personally, it doesn’t make were highlights of this year’s with an open house July 15 tomobile and forgery of a li- Township. offense, Feb, 16 in Caro. a whole lot of difference to 4th of July Festival. at the Masonic Hall in Cass Delta College Summer Fes- cense plate, all stemming He was also ordered to pay He was also ordered to pay tival of Arts photography me,” Shaw said, because she Lou Burns, Cass City, City. from a burglary and fatal court costs and fines totalling $700 in costs and fines plus Mary rarely needs to visit the cur- is seeking the nomination for workshop. traffic accident May 2 in $800 and $40 victim crime attorneys fees, $720 in over- Steven R. Auvil, son of Mr. Tuscola Township. sight fees and a $40 victim rent municipal building. District Two commissioner 10YEARS AGO fee. Oversight fees and res- ‘*,n and Mrs. Ray Auvil, Snover, A pre-trial hearing was or- titution are to be determined. crime fee. Shaw said ihe village’s idea ”i on the Democratic ticket. It V will be her first attempt to Arson has been listed as the was recently honored for his dered scheduled in the case Allen was remanded to the *James J, Karakas 11, 31, to install public restrooms in “high scholarship and char- and Hoss was remanded to the building would be very serve in a public office. cause of a Sunday morning custody of the sheriff’s de- Deford, was sentenced to 2 ,i acter” with his initiation into the custody of the sheriff’s helpful downtown. As part of the 4th of July fire that caused an estimated partment. ’ years probation and 100 $40,000 damages to a vacant the Michigan State Univer- department. hours of community service, Currently people - espe- celebration, a lip sync con- *William J. Bartlett Jr., 35, L test was held Friday night. house in Greenleaf Town- sity chapter of Phi Kappa *Bryan A. Young, 23, en- in lieu of 30 days in jail, for cially those with young chil- Phi, a national collegiate Bay City, was sentenced to First place went to a group tered a plea of guilty to be- prison terms of 10 to 40 a plea of guilty to attempted dren - ask to use merchants’ restrooms. The merchanSG. honorary. publr of 6 youths for their rendi- ”%ss City native Brewster ing a prisoner in possession years, 4 to 15 years and 2 11 carrying a concealed weapon generally are very gracious, Shaw remarked, but Shaw Jr. will take his second of contraband (marijuana) (pistol) Jan. 19 in Almer restrooms would meet people’s needs. tion of “Ahab the Arab.” The YEARS AGO 2 to 10 years, respectively, trip into outer space Nov. 27 35 April 14 in Indianfields for pleas of guilty to armed Township. In all, the plan sounds workable to Shaw, who said it wouh- in NASA& newest space Township . Karakas was ordered to pay be a shame to see the beautiful Chemical Bank huildirl~ An average of 170 children robbery Jan. 19 in Denmark Oueen shuttle, the Atlantis. A pre-sentence investiga- Township, home invasion, costs and fines totalling $700 go unused. & Scoring 22 runs in the final daily for the first 5 days set a tion was ordered, bond was plus oversight fees of $720 Shaw has lived just outside Cass City with hcr husharu new record for the number of second degree, Dec. 28 in ’ inning, the Yankees slugged continued at $20,000 and the Fairgrove, and breaking and and a $40 victim crime fee, Richard for 34 years. They have 3 grown children. deadline their way to a 39-20 victory children attending the play- defendant was remanded to Bond was ordered applied ground program in Cass City. entering a school Jan. 5 in over the Orioles to win the the custody of the sheriff’s Fair grove. towards costs and fines. Major League championship The village council okayed department. Sentencing is to *Rodney L. Waketield, 3 1, July 21 expenditures of nearly Bartlett was also ordered to Thursday in a playoff game. be scheduled. pay in restitution. Cass City, was sentenced to $14,000 for the blacktopping $600 The Huron County Bean TheYankees and Orioles tied *Jesus P. Berlanga, 18, *Ronald W. Fisher, 33, 5 years probation and one of North Seeger Street from ---_ - i1 Queen Contest is fast ap- for the regular season title. Flint, was sentenced to 8 to Caro, was sentenced to 15 year and 9 days in jail, with Surround Sound Stereo Twenty-two attended the Main to the village limits, proaching. Deadline for ap- 20 years in prison for his plea years in prison for his pleas work release, for pleas of monthly meeting of the and Doerr Road from plications is July 21. If you of guilty to assault with in- of guilty to 2 counts of sec- guilty to operating a motor NOW THRU THURSDW~:OOI; Golden Rule Class of Salem are single, between the ages Garfield to Main Street. tent to murder. The charge ond degree criminal sexual vehicle while under the influ- Wed. Double Punch On Movie Goer Card UM Church Thursday at the The Rev. John Hall Fish and of 17 and 25, and the daugh- stems from the hammer at- conduct involving a victim ence of liquor, third offense, Sorry, NO Bargain Nite This Picture i home of Donna Holm. The ter of a Huron County bean his family will be on vaca- under the age of 13 years in driving while his license was FROMTHE AUTHOR OF “JURASSIC PARK” grower who’s grown dry hostess showed slides of the tion in upstate New York dur- HDC January and March in Caro. suspended or revoked, driv- beans within the last 5 years, Holy Land. ing July. He will spend a The defendant was re- ing without insurance, and “CONGO” PG-13 1 you are eligible to compete Mrs. Bonnie Gaith and Mrs. week in New York City at the manded to the custody of the unlawful use of a license STARTS FRIDAY (ONE FULL WEEK) for the title of 1995 Huron Takeko Glidden, both of Union Theological Seminary seeking sheriff’s department. plate Nov. 14 in Ellington **FIRST AREA SHOWING** \’ County Bean Queen. Owendale, returned home ministers’ conference. .Jason L. Dixon, 19, Flint, Township. All Evenings (Except Sat,) 8:OO )I Monday evening after an ex- Mrs. Margarethe Wagner- pleaded guilty to home inva- Wakefield was also ordered tended stay in Japan with Maurer, president of the drivers sion, second degree, con- to pay fines and costs total- Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 The county contest is spon- Zonta Club in Vienna, Aus- sored by the Huron County Mrs. Glidden’s relatives. ‘l‘he Human Development spiracy to commit home in- ling $1,600, oversight fees of PHOTOJOURNALIST PASSING THRU i tria, and its delgate to the Commission (HDC) is seek- vasion, and larceny of jew- $1,040, and a $40 victim Bean Growers’ Association Zonta International Conven- and Huron County elevators. 25 YEARS AGO ing volunteer drivers for its elry boxes and -jewelry and/ crime fee. tion held June 27-30 in Independence For Life van. or a television and/or aVCR *Donald G. Lambert, 26, Local businesses and indi- Toronto, returned to Cass viduals contribute their sup- For the past 2 years farm- The van is used to transport June 2 in Arbela Township, Vassar, pleaded guilty to pro- ers east of Cass City have City with Mrs, James Bauer senior citizens to medical bation violation -convicted port to this contest as well. and Mrs, AI Krueger for a Judging is to take place experienced poor crops. Bar- appointments and social ac- A pre-sentence investiga- of a crime. visit. tion was ordered, bond was Wednesday, July 26, at the ring a sudden catastrophe, tivities. This program is in- Lambert’s pre-sentence in- yields this year should be Mrs. Maude Wayne cel- tended to promote an inde- continued at $40,000 and vestigation was ordered up- Franklin Inn, Bad Axe. ebrated her 90th birthday Crowning will take place good to excellent. The near pendent lifestyle and access Dixon was remanded to the dated by the court, which re- head high corn at the Olin July 4 at the home of her to the community. custody of the sheriff’s de- leased the defendant on Monday, Aug. 7, during the brother and his wife, Mr. and Huron Community Fair. Bouck farm is one of many Volunteer drivers are re- partment. Sentencing is to be $5,000 bond. Sentencing is banner fields. Mrs. Edward Hartwick, near quired to hold a Chauffeur’s set. to be scheduled. Further information and Cass City Trinity Method- Cass City. Drivers License (CDL) and *James E. Schriber, 53, *Michelle L. Wark, 19, Bay SOON: “BATMAN FOREVER“ It costs taxpayers about $45 application forms can be ob- ist Church welcomed its new will be reimbursed for the Caro, received a one-year City, pleaded guilty to pro- Tom Hanks “APOLLO 13” per pupil in driver training, delayed sentence for plea I tained at MSU Extension - minister last week, the Rev- cost of the license after 3 a - but because the program is bation violation failure to Huron County, 104 County erend Mrs. Elizabeth D. K. months of volunteering. The of guilty to malicious de- report to substance abuse Building, Bad Axe. Candi- Isaacs. James Van Dellen now held in the summer, the drivers must be Tuscola struction of a pool liner and cost will be reduced this vear counseling, associating with dates do not need a sponsor- will begin his professional County residents and be able metal shroud May 25, 1994, a person having a criminal ing group or organization to career Sunday at the Good, to $28, reports Robert to drive 2 trips per month. in Almer Township. record, and associating with k,:~ participate. Shepherd Lutheran Church Stickle, driver training in- If you would like to volun- Schriber was ordered to pay a person in possession of a REDUCE “OUT OF POCKET” EXPENSES FOR 4 i in Cass City. structor. teer or for more information, $1,171 in restitution plus a PRESCRIPTIONS & DIABETIC SUPPLIES controlled substance. - kt call Carol Wieland at 1-800- $40 victim crime fee and The court re-instated Why not the best 843-6394 or in Caro, 673- costs and fines totalling Wark’s probation and or- 4121. Carol is available to $1,000. dered her to serve 30 days in insurance receive your call Monday .Ashley M. Austin, 26, jail with work siteprivileges. through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to Caro, pleaded guilty to at- She was remanded to the cus- 4 pm. tempted carrying a concealed tody of the sheriff’s depart- for your farm? The Independence For Life weapon (double-edged ment. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company of van is made available to the knife) May 3 in Almer Town- *Roger G. Stevens, 41, Michigan introduced the first Farmowners policy Human Development Com- ship. mission through the courtesy Vassar, entered a plea of in the nation in 1960. We were the first and we‘re A 7 4 A pre-sentence investiga- guilty to uttering and pub- You puv only 20% of thc total prescription chqy of Michigan National Bank, still the best. Quality coverages, customized for tion was ordered and bond (€wipItJ. $.W Rr -you pay only $6.UU!j and is wheelchair-equipped lishing involving a $350 c your farm. Call today. 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Sentencing is to -..- -..- - .-= I WELCOME TO OUR ship. be set. __cI__ .” .” Dairy communicators f PARLOR and DAIRY FACILITY 1 meet representatives A group of SO MMPA dairy members also met with communicators visited USDA officials at the De- Washington, D.C., June 13- partment of Agriculture to 15 to meet with Congres- hear the Administration’s Saturday, July 8,1995 sional representatives to dis- proposal for the 1995 Fami 10 a,m. till 6 p.m. PIG ROAST & MUSIC cuss the upcoming Farm Bill. Bill. Representatives from I Attending from the area were NMPF and the National Keith Wood, Kingston, and Council of Farmer Coopera- Mary Nichol, Deckerville. tives also met with the dairy Morell Dairy Farm, Inc. 1 The dairy communicators communicators. 1 met with various members of Butch - JoAnne - Brent - Aaron - Jennifer Morell the Michigan and Ohio Con- NEED ANEW CAR OR TRUCK? ib* 5071 Robinson Road, Cass City, MI 51 7-872-2538 gressional delegation to dis- cuss MMPA and National The Morells invite you to visit their Dairy Facility and Farming Operation featuring the Milk Producers Federation’s Germania Pro Time I DBL 20 all stainless steel, Accueweigh 65 Computerized with (NMPF) recommendations Headometers for the 1995 Farm Bill, cur- a 6 rently being drafted. b 450 milking at present, 21,000 Ibs. production, going to 600, setup for 1200 cows, The MMPA members pre- “OVER 200 NEW & USED CARS { sented their legislators with t Farming 2,000 acres of Corn, Wheat, Sugar Beets, BlackTurtle Beans, Hay . CessCitv Rd. copies of NMPF’s plan for AND TRUCKS AVAILABLE“ b dairy policy. The NMPF plan The Morells started farming in 1964 recognizes the need to grow “Every Make and Model” j U.S. markets for dairy prod- Ron Ouvrv__ COMPANIES INVOLVED IN PROJECT: ucts and the budget restraints -d * Germania Equipment * Weiss Equipment Home 872-2495 For Your Best Buv Thumb imposed due to federal bud- J * Germania Dairy Automation * Simpson Excavating get deficits. With adoption of Business 269-978 1 * Kincaid Electric the industry plan, govern- CALL ME TODAY! * Design Plumbing Directions to farm: ment involvement in milk 4 From corner of M-53 & M-81, pricing will be almost elimi- * Barn Builders go 3 miles East on Cass City Rd. to Leslie Rd. nated, many milk marketing * Mount Clemens Glass Iand turn South on Leslie Rd. 1 mile to farm restrictions will be elimi- * ME Engineering Consultants nated and U.S. dairy prod- ucts will be priced to become Legacy Double 12 Arm Take-offs Lapeor competitive in world mar- Remodel at Don Martin’s Dairy will be open lmlay kets. 1. In addition to the congres- sional visits, the MMPA CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995 PAGE NINE r---I------I I Storm signs I Chip I i letter of Shots I I intent with SCRATCH FLIGHT Peterson/Zdrojewslu 93 Aquinas Hart el/C ommen t 92 Jerry Toner 96 J. HillakerMurphy 88 Rich Tate 92 McCallum/Randall 83 1993 Cass City High gradu- John Poirier 90 Peru skiwill i ams 77* ate Jenny Storm recently Mark Swanson 90 Burn s/Jeung 76 signed a letter of intent to Don Ouvry 89 C. HillakerlLaming 74 * con tinue her higher educa- Terry Wiseman 76 Doerrmaire 73 tion with the Aquinas Col- Newel1 Harris 71 MahargPasieczn y 72 lege Saints in Grand Rapi,ds. Bill Kritzrnan 71 Smith/Biddinger 72 Head Coach Patti Tibaldi Dale McIntosh 69 Becking/Glaza 70 calls this signing one of her Jason McCallum 63 I? DillonNorgan 57 top recruiting accomplish- ments of the season. “Jenny Dave Hoard 60 WrightPrieskorn 54 ATTENDING FOOTBALL Camp at John Maharg 50 W. Dillon/Retherford 37 will be an integral part of our offense this winter. We are the University of Wisconsin from Cass * Points to be adjusted. excited to have her on FLIGHT #1 board.” City were:(kneeling from left) Chad

Craig Helwig 118 TUESDAY MORNING m. .* Diegel, Dan Sherman, Kyle Daniel. Ernie Belle; 93 LADIES’ LEAGUE xorm spent L years at St. THE CASS CITY minor league champion Giants posted a Jim Peyerk 89 Rolling Hills Golf Course Clair Community College (Back from left) Mark Levalley, Corey Elwyn Helwig 86 and was a co-captain for the perfect 12-0 record. They are: (front from left) Jared 29-4 team that finished 2nd Ulfig, Matt Oesch. Doug Zdrojewski 85 FLIGHT #I - 18 Holes Stoutenburg, Ken Spencer, Jeff Stoutenburg, Eric Westowski, Clark Erla 83 in the NJCAA. Individual Ken Zdrojewski 83 highlights includp First Team Chad Kelly, Jerry Kelly, Josh O’Dell. (Back from left) Coach Mary Rabideau 46.5 All-State and First Team All- Don Hilbig 76 Bunny O’Berski 34.0 6 Red Hawks, Ed Stoutenburg, John Bulla, Coach Ken Spencer, Chris Mills, Tom Wallace 74 Joan Montgomery 33.5 Region and being named to Fred Leeson 72 the All-National Tournament Millie Nadison 32.0 Team. She averaged 17 Brandon Harmon, Nick Stoutenburg, Josh Fields, Coach Jack Hool 68 Fran Bellew 24.0 Russ Biefer 60 points and 8 rebounds a Jerry Toner, Zachary Toner. Toby Weaver 22.0 game as a sophomore. ~ coaches attend Jim Apley 59 Nelle Maharg 18.0 Mike Becking 58 Kally Maharg 0 Dan Dickinson 50 The women’s basketball July 4-10 in New Haven team finished 22-8 this past winter and won their third FLIGHT #2 - 18 Holes football camp FLIGHT #2 consecutive Wolverine-Hoo- Daryl Iwankovitsch 103 sier Athletic Conference Cass City’s McPhail Dick Wallace 95 Linda Helwig I 57.0 Eleanora Rees 42.5 regular season champion- The Cass City Boys’Varsity during their session and pro- John Riddle 88 ship. Football team recently took fessional instruction. Jim Smithson 83 Barb Wilson 41.5 Lil Jaroch 38.0 6 individuals to camp at the All benefits and proceeds Brian Reinhardt 82 University of Wisconsin, go to the purchase of equip- competing at world games Jerry Houghton 79 Mary Lou Maurer 35.0 Peg Veldman 28.5 Rtver Falls. The boys prac- ment for the program. At the David McPhail of Cass City cial Olympics World Garncs Rick Doerr 76 ticed 3 times a day and the Cass City summer youth The state’s 75 athletcs and Dan Hittler Vera Ferguson 28.0 is one of 74 Michigan Spe: bring together children and 24 coaches departed from 75 camp lasted 4 days. football camp students will Ken Xseo 75 Shirley McMann 23.5 cial Olympics athletes who adults with menta I i inpai r- Detroit Metropolitan and MEN’S REC. Those attending the camp learn about football from the are in New Haven, Conn., nients from around the world Gene Konieczny 70 BASKETALL were Kyle Daniel, Mark staff at Cass City High Kent International (Grand Phil Moses 70 competing in the largest to compete in sport in its pur- Rapids) airports Friday. FLIGHT #3 - 9 Holes (Thru June 29) Levalley, Corey Ulfig, Matt School, including former and Jim Hobbs 68 single athletic event ‘in the est fonn. Thanks to the Ccssna Cita- Oesch, Chad Diegel and Dan current varsity players. Con- Craig Bellew ~ 66 An estimated 500,000 spec- tion Special Olympics Air- Marie Scott 54 Sherman. Also attending cepts taught will include ball Gene Kloc 63 tators will view the World ~~ handling, backfield play, #I were Coaches Shane lift, Teain Michigan flew di- Joann Brown 42 Palmateer 3-0 ,Games in Connecticut, with Dick Haley 36 Golden 2-0 Robbins, Marty Daniel, Tom passing pass patterns, punt- rect to Connecticut aboard 15 Blanche Rumptz 41 mi 11 ions mor e wa tc hi ng v i ii Oesch and Jeff Dillon. ing, kicking, offensive line corporate jets donatcd by Phyllis Ridge 32 Hewitt 1-1 satellite. FLIGHT #3 play, defensive play, and Michigan conipanics. Betty Zulauf 28 Dickie 1-2 Chad Diegel was awarded “The mission of Special Duane Henn 102 Jane Hool 23 Carr 0-2 the “Field General” award as flexibility and agility for ath- Olympics isKeing heard and Team Michigan is sharing Gary Robinson 87 letic competition. housing with Team Montana Arlene Regentin 22 Tuckey 0-2 one of the camp’s top quar- heeded throughout the Jack Burns 89 Evelyn Coaster 18 terbacks, and Mark Levalley SESSION #1 is 9 to 10:30 world,” said Deborah along with delegates from Chris Moses 84 was awarded the “LOWMan” a.m. Harrno n , c om in u n i cation s Albania, Hong Kong and Ja- Kevin Green 83 Scores: award as one of the camp’s This session will be for stu- m ai ca. I director for Michigan Spe- Cas Pasieczny 83 FLIGHT #4 -I 9 Holes Palmateer 71 Dickie 57 top Offensive Lineman. dents entering the 3rd, 4th cial Olympics. “Special Harmon encourages those Charles Tunis 83 Hewitt 71 Carr 45 Coach Robbins also an- and 5th grades. Olympics is now recognized who have never seen a Spe- John Cassin 80 Dani Hicks 49 Golden 62 Dickie 58 nounced the dates of Cass SESSION#2 is 10:30 a.m. as legitimate spor[s compc- c i ai 0I y m p i cs cornpc I i ti on.t o Jon Zdrbjewski 76 Shirley Grifka 33 Palmateer 60 Tuckey 58 City’s Summer youth foot- to noon. titi on .” check for local listings for Craig Weaver 75 Virginia Ruthko 31 Palmateer 62 Carr 52 ball camp. They arc July 17- This session will be for stu- World Gams coverage. Bill Ewald 72 Verna Mae MacRae 28 .Dickie 73 Tuckey 69 21. dents entering the 6th, 7th President and Mrs. Clinton, “Special Olympics is, in- Doug O’Dell 66 Marian Harm 28 Golden 53 Hewitt 50 Camp cost is $25. With this, and 8th grades. David McPhail as well as some of the deed, the truc spirit of sport,” Stan Guinther ‘61 Joyce McConkey 27 each participant will receive For .more information call world’s most popular enter- she said. “It’s refreshing, in George Bushong 58 Helen Grifka 24 C.C. Alumni 92 Varsity 68 a camp T-shirt, refreshments Robbins at 872-2084. world in 1995; the Special tainment and sports stars, at- this era of million dollar en- Bob Stickle 58 Olympics World Games, tended opening ceremonies dorsements and labor dis- July 1-10. Saturday in New Haven’s putes, to watch athletes Yale Bowl. Athletic compe- Selected from among the whose primary motivation is FLIGHT #4 gold winners in Michigan titions will continue through- achieving their personal Clate Sawdon L-,.+” 93 Special Olympics state com- out the week. ULhL. John Niebrzydoski 90 petition, Team Michigan has Prior to the start of the World Games, members of 89 joined Team USA and 6,500 89 other Special Olympics ath- Team Michigan traveled to Romosier g:e,kE:ey 7 John Agar 88 letes from 140 countries in Mt. Pleasant for 3 days of uniform fitting, photographs 85 New Haven. 84 ’ and intensive sports training. Held every 4 years, the Spe- Air Form Tech. Sgt. Doug Lautner 75 Michael J. Romosier has Ralph Albers 72 graduated from the air weap- Tom Schweigel 70 ons director course at Tinker Jim Powell 62 Air Force Base, Oklahoma Jim Bolton 61 City, Okla. Bert Althaver 59 Students were taught to Mick Dawson 58 conduct elcctronic counter Bill Berwick 54 measures operations, coordi- natc and cxchange air moue- ment and identification infor- WEDNESDAY 2-MAN 10% Discount for mation, and to supervise per- GOLF LEAGUE NEW! sonnel, and manage corn- Senior Citizens niand and control system Henn/Peters 98 Monday - operations. Stickle/Iwankovitsch 94 after 2 p.m.for Romosier is the son of Thursday lunch and dinner James S. Roniosier of Kingston and Mary A. Hill Pacesetter of Marlctte. J THESE SPECIALS His wife, Jodic, is the daughter of Josephine Tracy of Marlettc. Race set

The scrgeant is a 1982. -_ graduate lf Marlette High School. for July 13 New Menu Items Promote Under the auspices of the’ Come in and try one ’ Cass City Parks‘and Recre- Darnrn ation department, a non- * Friday Night - All You competitive “Pacesetter First Lt. Lloyd P. Damm has Race” has been scheduled. Can Eat Fish $595 heen promotcd to chief of In conjunction with the outpatient service at Social Cass City Sidewalk Sale * Saturday & Sunday Work Service Brook Army Days, July 12-15, Parks di- Mcdiual Center, Fort Sam rector Jeff Hartel has planned Breakfast H oilst o II , Sari Anton i o, the event for Thursday, July Texas. 13 starting at 12:30 p.m. 8a.m.- 7 p.m. Hc is tho son of Lloyd and The 4-mile course, which Dclorcs Damm , of will begin in the Hardees Gaget ow n . parking lot, will weave thru Starting toda-yanavpolicy town and conclude at the JUST FOLLOW Stevens Memorial pool. Free Swimming has been ar- goesintoeffectinthscommity ranged for Thursday after- THE CONDO noon with the staff at the A policy that could save you time and money. Because now Allstate Insurance for your pool. The event is free of charge car, home, life, business, even boat or RV, is available right here. From an independent agent SIGNS and open to all ages. The in this town. And Allstate has always stood for fast, fair claim course may be completed by service and competitive rates. running, walking, bicycling, skating or any combination So call and compare. It’s one policy everyone can agree upon. Allstate of the above. “We like to see a lot of se- McVey Agency Inc. niors walking the course,” 4546 Leach St., Cass City, Michigan stated Hartel. For more information con- (51 7)072-4060 6106 Beechwood Drive (51 7) 872-5642 CUSSC~tv Lloyd P. Damm tact Hartel at 872-291 1 Allstdte Insurdnce Cornpan), Xorthhrtwk, Illinois Allstate life lnsurdnce Company, ’wrthbrook Ill~notj PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JLLY 5,1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGP

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The refund taxes paid under a new law. of 1994 non-homestead Taxpayers who want to ap- taxes are paid to the taxpayer peal their exemption status by the county treasurer. must contact their local unit another tax hike of government as soon as Several other changes were possible in order to have their made to the law governing To the Editor: evaluation increased from zens, have to make up the appeal heard by the local homestead exemptions, in- difference. That’s OK, I cluding: $41,000 to $43,000, (3 per- July Board of Review which cent), why, I don’t know. guess. Maybe there’s some meets July 18. Taxes - Taxes - Taxes The inevitable. There were no improvements benefits? Public Act 74 of 1995, re- * Requiring local (or county) treasurers to issue a We just received our sum- that I know of. Some units I received 2.6 percent in- cently signed,by Gov. fohn were sold, but not of that crease in Social Security Engler, allows qualified corrected tax bill when a de- AS A VOLUNTEER for a Navy education program, mer tax bill as everyone else nial notice is received on a has, I’m sure. value. benefits (gratefully), and no homeowners to claim their Raymond Piaskowski is helping students understand the But none the less, good citi- increase in pension compen- ”homestead status for tax parcel of property. It is amazing how we can receive a substantial reduc- zen that I am, I pay the tax sation. I don’t mind paying years 1994 and 1995 at the * Allowing a 30-day grace importance of math and science. period for taxpayers who tion in our property taxes and accept the situation with- taxes that are necessary to July or December board of out question. our common good, therefore ;review meetings. Appeals of have additional 1994 prop- from the State last year. I re- erty taxes levied due to the ally appreciated that. My tax $everal weeks ago a couple I will comply with my latest agricultural land may also be of business enterprises in bill.However, (to the city and presented at those meetings. denial of their exemption came down substantially. application. After the 30 (Around $700/yr., as I re- town had decided to expand. The new law allows Cass City grad, sailor Low and behold, we are giv- school officials) do not be days, and for taxes due for call). That was nice. -homeowners who missed the ing them a 12-year tax abate- surprised when your school :original deadlines for filing 1995, penalty and interest charges will aacrue. Last year I paid Cass City ment. (To hold them in millages fail. Those that we about $680 for my summer town)? This is a standard pro- can still vote on, that is. We Most county, city, town- helping students learn tax. This year it was $799. cedure (I am led to believe), cannot take a 15 percent in- ’ ship, and village assessors That (I think) is a 15 percent when any company expands. crease in city taxes on a 2.6 have updated materials con- As a volunteer for a Navy attend classes once a week objects and repairing anti- increase. Why is that? Why (Jobs, increased tax base, percent increase in personal need leaders cerning the Homestead Ex- educational program known over a 5-week period. Sail- submarine warfare control the increase? etc.). I can understand that. income and still vote an in- emption program. If a tax- as Starbase Atlantis, ors like Piaskowski demon- equipment and underwater Of course my assessed So we, the common citi- crease in school millage. payer has-specific questions Raymond Piaskowski is strate how math, science and We understand a need for a Help us please! Troop 594 radiotelephones. about their exemption status helping students understand technology skills are applied While his career has cen- new intermediate school and ,of the Cass City Boy Scout or changing the status of a the importance of math and in many areas such as flight, support it. But, with all the Troop are desperately in tered around submFine duty, Many nstrurnental property, they should con tact science. The son of Mary shiphandling, meteorology he currently serves as an in- other tax increases we sim- need of a Scoutmaster and an Piaskowski of Cass City, said and navigation. In addition to ply cannot afford it. assistant. their local assessor for infor- structor for one of the navy’s mation. If a taxpayer believes the program helps children lectures, the students get newest training systems at in successful drill Perhaps we should recon- b Anybody that is interested they are entitled to an exemp- understand these difficult hands-on instruction with the Norfolk-based Fleet *:orknows of anyone, please tion, they should discuss the subjects, and in turn, opens ship, submarine and flight Training Center. To the Editor: contact Nancy Wol schl ager issue with their local asses- career doors for them as s~mulators. “The importance of the at (5 17) 872-5397, Deb Ross sor before the July 18 board adults. Piaskowski helped launch training I provide sailors is Hills and Dales General at (517) 872-2318 or Bonnie of review so that action can Starbase Atlantis, producing the cost savings to the gov- Hospital wou,ld like to com- Nanney at (517) 872-4028. “We try to emphasize math some of the videotapes used mend everyone in the plan- be taken, if appropriate. and science. We want to help ernment and the Navy, which in the program, as well as adds up in tax dollars,” said ning and implementation of create (future) doctors and serving as a tour guide for our recent disaster drill. scientists,” said Piaskowski. the 34-year-old first class ,field trips. petty officer. “The best part Members of the -hospital “Today’s kids need some- “Working with fifth graders staff, as well as representa- thing to look forward to.” of my job is seeing the satis- is very important.At this age, faction each student gets tives from the ElklandTown- StarbaseAtlantis is an inno- you can make a big impres- ship Fire Department, vative, educational program when they master the course Deadline for submitting items in the calendar is the Fri- sion with a positive influ- and feel they received some- Tuscola County Sheriff’s of- day noop before publication. which offers fifth grade stu- ence.” fice, Cass City and Car0 dents and their teachers an thing valuable.” Math and science are 2 sub- Education is one of the Mobile Medical Response, opportunity to experience jects that play a prominent the Michigan State Police real-world applications of most valuable things role in Piaskowski’s daily ’ Piaskowski feels he’s gotten and student volunteers from math and science utilizing a life. The 1979 graduate of Cass City, were instrumental variety of Navy training from the navy. He said the Thursday, July 6 Cass City High School is a in planning and carrying out simulators and curriculum at training and experience he Friends of the Library, Rawson Memorkl Library, 9:30 sonar technician. He’s an received in his field helped a well-coordinated response a.m. the Norfolk Naval base. expert in underwater surveil- to a simulated tornado disss- The students in the program prepare him for his navy ca- lance, tracking underwater reer as well as any job .in a ter. ,C I ’ CHERYL OSENTOSKI related field when he leaves Less than one week after 7 the drill, a real tornado warn- -2 ’ the service, Specializing . Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon, Good Shepherd Thumb Area Writers “One of the most exciting ing was issued in Tuscola in.. Lutheran Church, 8:OO p.m. things I’ve done was reenlist County. Hospital staff and Nails - OPI - Galaxy 1 No Lift - Gel Nails in Poland. I was one of the volunteers acted quickly and Nail Wraps and Full Manicures Monday, July 10 Club announces winners compassionately to ensure first sailors to have done so JULY SPECIALFill ins FULL $15O0 SET S25OO e Owen-Gage School Board meeting, 7:30 p.m. in a long time.” the safety of patients and Elkland Township Board meeting, 7 p.m. The Thumb kea Writer’s and prizes presented in the When he first enlisted in visitors, including a bus load Club recently announced the following categories by Janet 1979, he said he chose, the of students fromvassar, who 6790 Pine St. Wednesday, July 12 winners oftheir annual Win- Ihle, president of the club. navy because of the positive took shelter in the hospital Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone wel- ter Writing contest at a regu- outlook of his recruiters. basement. The Elkland 872-5341 Township Fire Department ~ come. Last week’s winners were Jackie Freiburger and “I felt the navy really Phyllis Ridge. wanted to take care of its was on-site immediately, as crisis preparations began. place, -“Wind” by Carol A. people, so that’s why I chose MAKE A DIFFERENCE Fortunately, when the “all- WE Saxton; 3rd place, “Dweller this branch. clear” was issued, there had Our qualified staff at of the Bog” by Carol A. One good turn deserves an- been no local injuries or ca- Saxton. other, and Piaskowski said Pat Curtis Chevrolet, from MUTUALSAVINGS BANK his biggest contribution to sualties. 0 1 d s mobile, Cadi11 ac Fiction: 1st place, “Willow the navy came when he The real tornado warning, Grove.” by Albert E. served as a recruiter in with its potential dangers, strive to bring our cus- Harbour; 2nd place, “Sweet Michigan. reinforced the local commit- tomers the highest quality men t to drill exercises ‘that Justice” by Marlene Wolber; “I helped people find a bet- in service and customer 3rd place, “Dive Baby” by ter way of life, in a place they GREAT)RATES Mary R. Butler. could believe in and that sat isfaction. would give them a chance to 2 from area Non-Fiction: 1st place, be somebody.” “Eratos Thenes of Cyrene” Piaskowski plans to retire on honors list CHUCK ERLA by Christine Warner; 2nd from the navy and enter the Vew & Used Cars & Trucks place, “Death of a Best teaching field. He said he A pair of area residents have Sales & Leasing Friend” by Eric McClees; would like to settle in Vir- been named to honors lists at HOURS:Tues.,Wed., Frl. 8 a.m. - EASYACCESS! 3rd place, “Christmas Gifts” 6 p.m.; Mon. & Thurs. 8 a.m. - ginia with his wife, the Northwood University, Mid- 8 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. ANNUAL by Anne M. Woglinski. former Mary Malloy. land, for the spring term. dealer MINIMUM BALANCE PERCENTAGE YIELD The TAWC meets the sec- While he tries to influence Named to the president’s ond and fourth Tuesday of his students in the Starbase list, which recognizes a grade in quality new and pre-owned, $50,000 each month in the County Atlantis program, he said the point average of 3.85 or bet- late model, low mileage vehicles. or over 5.25% Conference Rooms, located experience has definitely had ter on a 4.0 scale, is Terry L. next to the Extension Office an influence on him. He said Cleeton, son of Roger and $25,000 to $49,999 4.75% in Sandusky. This month the he would like to teach at the Janice Cleeton of Snover. meetings are July 11 and July middle or high school level. Cleeton is a sophomore. C)IIEVROLET- 25. Meetings commence at “At home or overseas, the Harold M. Swartzentruber, $10,000 to $24,999 a senior and the son of 4J5” 7:30 p.m., and everyone is projects I’ve been involved welcome. You do not have to with (like Starbase Atlantis) Harold and Constance CflDIlLflC-GEO $2,500 to $9,999 be a member to attend any have been very rewarding, Swartzentruber, Ubly, was just knowing any little con- named to the dean’s list for meeting I (J PH. 517-673-2171 tribution really makes a dif- earning a minimum 3 .O grade RTI5 $0 to $2.499 ference. point average. 2.27% Powerful Choices Fortis companies are strong This account was developed to fit your financial service needs. providers of financial security, offering powerlulchokes for your We would like to welcome Ken and Julie Soles, HIGHYIELD Pays competitive interest rates. financial needs. new owners of Adams HealthMart in Tlme Inaurance: Individual An FDIC-Insured account with easy access Medical including Short Term FLEXIBILITY Medical, Small Group Benefits, North Branch, to our Book Mart familv to your funds. Add to or withdraw from your Forlis Long Term Care. account anytime, even write checks or use Forth Benefits: Group Benefits. New Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Forth Flnanclal Group: Mutual your ATM card. Funds; Fixed and Variable Annuilies; Life Insurance, Variable Summer Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Universal Life Insurance. Open an INSURED MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT today! Hours Sunday (every other) 12:30 to 4 p.m. For more information contact: Local Registered Representative WE WILL BE OPEN DURING REMODELING 872-210 5 Newel1 E, Harris Sale on all Makeup, Beauty Aids, Jewelry, Men’s and Women’s 6241 Main Street P.O. Box 38 Cass City, MI 4.872&0038 Fragrances, Household and Cleaning Products, Coffee Mugs (517) 872-2688 30-400/0 off selected items plus Legend brand and Konica Registered representative brand film $2.99, all sizes and speeds - MUTUALSAvlNIGs f.s.b. Safety and BANK,Dependablllty Slnce 1887 (formerly FDIC Insured Locations Throughout Mlchigan Old Wood Drugs) Annual Perccntagc Yiclds arc cffcctivc a of June 15, 1995, and ate uuultced through July 31, 1995, and rna changc after that date. $1,000 rninrmurn%alance required. Ha could reducc urnines on account. 6498 Main Cass City 872-2075 PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1995 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872-2010 TO PIACE ACTION Transit (nonbusiness) rates. AN AD 10 words or less, $1.75 each f Automotive 1 < Notices Services ' Services insertion; additional words 8 cents each. Three weeks for FOR SALE - 1988 LIN- FOR RENT - 1 bedroom Happy 16th Birthday Steve Wright Painting. 1 COLN town car, brown, very apartment at Northwood the price of 2-cash rate. Save RV, 33 foot. Beauti- Jenny money by enclosing cash with nice car, all options. $3,875. TERRY GARAGE SALE - girls' Heights Apartments. Equal Call 872-3579 ful home away from home. clothing, toys, household housing opportunity. 872- _. mail orders. Rates for display Call Jim 872-41 98. 1-7-5-3 / want ad on application. Absolutely super. (5 17) 872- items, furniture. Thursday 2369. 4- 10-124 Robert Bliss FOR SALE - 1993 Chevy 3815. 2-6-28-3 and Friday, July 6 and 7, 8 4x4 short box. S.0L V-8, till 6. 4839 N. Seeger. Notices Builder 4842 Hemlock Lane ( Automotive 3 45,000 miles, great shape. Cass City, Mich. 48726 FOR SALE - Antique wood 14-7-5- 1 Commercial - Residential Call 872-4265. 1-6-2 1-3 Licensed & Insured FOR SALE - 1968 Ford burning cook stove in work- QUILT Custom Wallpapering Mustang convertible and a ing order. Call 872-221 1 be- GARAGE SALE - Kids' SHOW New Construction & Airless spray 1992 CHEVROLET black clothes, exercise equipment, at Cultural Center "When it's worth doing right, 1968 Buick Wildcat convert- tween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Also Remodeling call us, we can do it all" ible. Both in excellent con- van 350 V-8,all power, air, double wall furnace. lots of miscellaneous. Thurs- luring Sidewalk Sale Days Phone (517) 87246q $13,000. 5 17-658-8268. day and Friday, July 6 and 7, Homes & Businesses dition. Call. 872-4006 days 2-6-28-3 Quilt drawing 5-7-5-1 and 872-4445 evenings. 1-6-21-3 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 6633Voss Rd., 8-5-31 -tf .- 1-6-28-3 FOR SALE - white, 2-door, 3 112 miles north of Cass Friday, July 14 Lordy, Lordy I upright refrigeratodfreezer City. 14-7-5- 1 Donation $1 per ticket LOdrwho'sQo! I 1982 EL CAMINO - Excel- combination. Perfect condi- or 6 for $5 Dozer landscaping - All\, lent condition inside and out, tion. Call 872-3212.2-7-5-3 MOVING SALE - Window Sponsored by Elmwood BRYANT types of backhoe work.' new paint job, new tires, air conditioner, 10,000 SPRING WA'ffiR softener Quilting Circle House demolition & removql $4,000 or best. All high per- FOR SALE - Octagon tables, BTU's $255, Dinette set, Footings - Waterlines - * special - 32,000grain, $600; 5-7-5-1 BUILDERS formance. Call 658-8066 picnic tables, wishing wells, captain's table w/6 chairs Complete septic systems anytime. 1-6-28-3 '24,ooO grain, $575. Also salt $185. 2 living room chairs - conditioners, Call Paul's clothesline poles, lawn Sand Gravel free swings, kids' picnic tables, $15 and $30. 13 inch black New construction - - Topso$; Pump Repair, 673-4850 or Variety of fill - :-: 1986 FORD VAN in excel- dog houses. Call 872-2039 or and white TV $25. (517) Be A Volunteer Siding, Roofing, 800-754485 1 for complete 872-3384. 14-7-5-3 Any size fill job I lent condition, good tires, service. 2-3-22-tf 4351 Rescue Road, Cass ,::I runs good, make offer. Call City. 2-7-5- 1 Literacy ator Pole Buildings 872-3315, ask for Bud. JULY 5-8, 10 a.m.-? 3 miles New tutor training FOR SALE - Self-unloading south on Cemetery Rd., turn Guess who 5-7-5-1 I 1-6-7-tf forage wagons. 1 Kaston, 2 FOR SALE - Oak sofa table, Call 8724124 computer table, 8-place set- left on DeLong Rd. to Dead will be held on MARY E, LEVINE is not Gehl. $1500 each. Phone End sign on right. Clothes of 1992 FORD ESCORT LX - Severance Farms, 872-264 1. ting stoneware dishes, Aug. 12 & 19 responsible for the debts of Erla Packing iyf Gulbransan organ, Corian all sizes, knickknacks, baby Robert A. Levine. 5-7-5- 1 1.9 liter, 4 cylinder, 5-speed 2-6-28-3 furniture, stereo, toys and 6233 Church St. manual, power steering, bath vanity, antique sewing Call 872-5404 for machine, brass lamps and lots more. 14-7-5-1 F.E. Franzel Cas City -* power brakes, air, AM/FM CHOLESTEROL TOO more information BINGO - Every Sunday at .;* cassette, power mirrors, new HIGH?Lower it with Heart- humidifier. 673-0409. Phone 872-2191 +: GARAGE SALE -Thursday St. Pancratius Hall, S. Custom Butchering *++ :+ Flo fish-oil capsules. Avail- 2-7-5-3 5-7-5-5 Well Drilling tires, well maintained, and Friday, 6 and 7, 9 to 5. Seeger, Cass City. Doors 45,000 miles. Excellent con- able at Coach Light Phar- 6766 Houghton St. 14-7-5-1 open 5:OO p.m., games start 2" to 5" wells dition. Reduced, $6,300. macy. 2-6-28-2 PATIOTABLE and chair set, white, with umbrella and ai 5:30. Phone-872-5410. 658-9094. 1-6-14-6 Knights of Columbus Coun- drilled & repaired GET YOUR 1&" RCA satel- stand, blue and white, $100. GARAGE SALE -Thursday 872-2677. 2-7-5-3 % cil No. 8892. 5-12-31-tf Pump Sales 1995 JEEP Wrangler "Rio lite dish installed for as little and Friday, 6th and 7th, 9-5. Freezing 4405 Koepfgen Road. Grande", 14,000 miles, hard as $29 a month. Rick's Earth s CUTS !% ( Wanted to Buy 1 & Service top with soft top, AMFM Station, Caro, 673-4783. FOR SALE - 1986 Yamaha 14-7-5-1 cassette. $14,500. Call 872- 2-6-28-2 Radian 600 cc, 2700. miles. OLD ORIENTAL rugs (517) 843-5811 $1 ,OOO. 872-3660. 2-7-5-3 2- FULL 3 51 14 / after 5 - 872-4168. wanted - any size or condi- 8-9-15-tf WATER SPG- MUST SELL immediately SOFTENER 1-6-2 1-3 - 2- tion. 1-800-443-7740. CIAL - 32,000 grain $656, 2 arch-style steel buildings 1986 SUZUKI Cavalcade 6-7-5-3 LX, very good shape. Call SALON 24,000 grain $575.Also s&- from cancellation. Straight s % free conditioners. Call f$r FOR SALE - 1990 High top sides, pitched roof. 25x30, 872-4923. 2-7-5-1 conversion van:Loaded, TV, Services SHAGENE water analysis or servig. 30x40. Free delivery/s torage. HotStvlesd VCR,Nintendo, stereo with FOR SALE - Home grown ' Paul's Pump Repair 6%$- VisdMC, financing avail- % & ELECTRIC MOTOR and EXCAVATING 4850 or 800-745-485 1. headphones, much more. able. Call today 1-800-222- roasting chickens, 5-8 and power tool repair, 8 a.m.to $35,000 % 8-6-2& Over new, 47,000 6335. 2-6-2 8-2 pounds dressed. $1.25 per 5 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to, Sand - Gravel Florida miles, must see to - pound. Dressed to order. .% Cool cuts noon Saturdays. John Blair, Topsoil Fill appreciate. Call 872-3212. SALE - Ladies-' 3- 5 17-658-2332. 2-6-21-3 - - 1-7-5-3 FOR s &- 1/8 mile west of M-53 on wheel, 3-speed bicycle, Sebewaing Road. Phone Back-Hoe work CONSTRUCTION HAZZARD'S Smoke-Free 3 $125.872-3043. 2-6-28-3 GREEN- 269-7909. 8- 12-13-tf .icensed & Build* HOUSE is now having a Walk-in or App't. Trucking Insured .LEAVING C 0U NTRY, s 20 years experience :$ must sell - 199 1 Eddie Bauer ~w~D~w~I-J,iyear-end clearance sale on all % Crushed limestone & 3: - $30/face cord. Call 872- plants, Lots of flowering an- John's Small 872-3648 *!. Explorer 4x4, 107,000 excavating +* miles, $1 1,700. Mercury 1140. 2-le54 nuals, veggies, perennials, E87-CLASS 8-3-29-tl Siding & replacement only $5.50 a flat, mix or Engine Repair i; Tracer 1991 LTS 4-dOOr ANTRIM COUNTY - 10 next to Erla's windows d FOR SALE Snapper lawn match. Spikes, ferns, vines ALL MAKES & MODELS notchback, 50,000 miles, Beautifully Wooded Acres &-&&-&&&&- 7676 Gilbert Rd. :Z $6,400. Phone Bill Ewald mower, self-propelled, like and tuberous begonias $ 6426 Cass City Rd. new, $295. 5 17-872-5007, each. Beautiful hanging bas- bordering State Land with 872-2 131 or 872-2954 eve- Certified M&s!er*Mechanic Cas City, Mich. 2-6-21-3 kets now just $7.95. You'll , magnificent hardwoods e?- WIVE nings. ' 1-6-21-3 Across from stockyard Carpet & Upholstery ' find many great buys at ' celient for hunGng pnd camp a comp&r Aligumeits Hazzard's- Greenhouse, lo- ing. 5 miles to the Jordan Computer Balance Reasonable Rates River. $15,900, $500 down, Mon.-Fri. 6 - 9 p.m. cated just north of & Rotation MIKA'S CUSTOlt# I Hemans Camp Deckerville Road at 1545 $190/mo., 1 1 % Land Con- Front End parts Sat. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. tract. Northern Land Com- Kingston Road in Deford. Shocks & Struts MOLDINGS 2 872 - 505 7. 2-6-2 1-3 ' pany 1-800-968-3 1 18. Hardwood Molding "5 3-7-5-3 Brakes Tune-ups Roofing Downspout Furniture Repair :, set July 9-16 FOR SALE - Flex Plus Cross : Training system w/stepper. HOUSE FOR SALE on S. Free Estimates Woodworking Reproduction Design The forty-seventh year of Kenya. 15 cu. ft. chest freezer, lawn Seeger - by owner. 2 story, *Flood removal * All your tire needs from Cass City Don Dohn Kiln-Dried Hardwood : camp meetings at Hemans Rev, Ward N. Sipes, confer- mower, washer, compound 1900 sq, ft., 3 bedroom, 2 wheelbarrows Camp will take place the sec- bath, 2 fireplaces, beautiful 4394 Maple #3 bow, bench grinder 3/4 hp. to tractors Siding ond week of July. It begins ence superintendent, will be 872-3738. 2-6-2 1-3 woodwork, extra 1/2 lot. Mid Cass City 4556 Green Rd., Cas Citi See us today 872-5082 with a 7 p.m. Sunday. leading our music. There will 50's. Call 872-3752. Phone 872-347 1 8-7- letf 872-3976 y* Licensed & Insured I :I evening service July 9, with GRAVEL - No job too small, 3-6-28-3 be special music from local 8-4-13-i' Conference Superintendent churches; Faith (Snover), pit run, road gravel, fill, fill Cass City Tire * Guaranteed Workmanship I * Free Written Estimates the Rev. Ward N. Sipes Countryside (Sandusky), sand, black dirt, stone, 5 f ForRent I Interior & Exterior: speaking, and continues Caro, Lapeer, Marysville, yard loads or less. 517-872- Phone 872-5303 * Over 15 yrs. Experience Top Quality Gravel, through the following Sun- Saginaw, Pleasant View 2230. 2-6-28-4 FARM HOUSE for rent - 3 5- 12-18-tf * Call Jim today Crush Gravel, Sand, Black Painting daj evening service July 16 il (Mayville), Port Huron and bedrooms, Cass City School 'Dirt, Septic Systems, with Evangelist Eddie Bad Axe Free Methodist FOR SALE - Storage barns, district, freshly painted, new Basements, Driveways, Phillips speaking. churches and Lamotte Mis- all sizes, horse barns, dog kitchen cabinets and stove, Francis Builders and Any Other type of sionary church, as well as houses, craft items. Will de- new carpet and linoleum New Homes or Back Hoe Work The daily schedule of activ- from Evangelist Eddie liver. Call 872-2608. Second $500 per month. References ity included prayer time at 7 Factory Outlet FREE ESTIMATES Phillips. house south of Hurds Cor- e Remodeling , Roofing , required. Available Aug. 1 Vinyl windows Ross Kraft a.m.; Bible study, youth ner Rd. off Cass City Rd. (5 17) 892-2602. 4-7-5-3 Siding, Barns, Pole Call John 872-45 12 chapel and children's Bible Everyone is welcome to at- Harold Deering Roofing, Siding, and LEBIODA school at 9: 15 a.m.; missions tend these services, which 2-9-23-tf FOR RENT - Hillside North, New Construction Buildings exposure at 10:30 a.m.; spe- will be held in the grove on 1-bedroom apartment, air "FREE ESTIMATES' Licensed and Insured EXCAVATING cial project time at 1:30 p.m. the west side of M-53, about f Household conditioning, storage area, (Mon., Tues., Thur.); talent one mile south of coin operated laundry. 872- 517-672-2600 Phone 872-2921 night afterglow on Wednes- Deckerville Road or 12 miles Sales 4654 after 6:OO p.m. 1 1-800-826-2801 or 872-4696 I day following the evening north of Marlette. Watch for 4-7-S-t f 1 5-7-2 1 -! Ronoid E, Pdrrrer j service. Saturday, July 15, is the Hemans Camp Sign 5 FAMILY YARD sale - 1st 1 Bruce 8-2-26-tf a big day packed full of ac- about 3 miles north of the time sale. July 6th through FOR RENT - Hillside North, Builder tivity such as Love Day rec- community of Hemans. 9th, 9 a.m,-6 p.m. New and lower 2-bedroom apartment DRUNK L' S APPLIANCE. Experi- New bui!iiiiigs, old 4 Brown $ ognition for missionaries at old items. Clothing, yard with ramps to front door. Air iced. Very low service buildings, r.oofmgp 10:45 a.m.; recollections tools, household and craft conditioning, storage area, DRIVING tes! All appliances, micro- t Water Well 3 program in the tabernacle at Missionary items, antique white sewing coin operated laundry. 872- aves, garage openers, wa- siding, pole barns e 1 p.m., the annual ball game machine. 896 S. Crawford 4654 after 6:OO p.m. KILLS r heaters, some household NO JOB TOO BIG OR 4 Drilling 1 *- at 2:30 p.m. and the annual Rd., 3 miles east and 2 miles 4-7-5-tf If you get drunk, :ating, hot tubs and whirl- 'roo SMALL and potluck supper at the dining Church to south from Deford. please call. ~ols,remodeling, mobile 2805 Crawford Kd. hall at 5 p.m. There are also 14-7-5- 1 LARGE ONE-bedroom DON'T DRIVE )me repairs, water condi- afternoon activities for chil- host group apartment available in Cass oning, TV antennas and dren and youth. Teen Chal- BIG. YARD SALE - Friday City. Please call 810-659- DRUNK ore. On 24 hour call. 269- lenge is at 1 p.m., recreation only, 9-5 p.m., 4.446 Leach 8432 or 8 10-659-7279 after J04. 8-5-3 1-tf A concert featuring the in- - at 2 p.m. and handicrafts for near library. Many kids' 6 p.m. Leave message. spirational and versatile tal- DRIVE children at 2:30 p.m. clothes, women's and men's 4-6-28-tf Smith ents of "Out of the Box Min- too. Nordic-track (brand Rev. Eddie Phillips returns istries" will be presented FOR RENT - Masonic ! 1-800-377-8050 new). Also exercise bike, 2 SAFELY .I Sunday at 10 and 11 a.m. at Refrigeration 1 I to the area as the Camp strollers, books, enter t ain - Temple Refreshment Hall - I Evangelist beginning Mon- the Mizpah Missionary ment center. 14-7-5-1 parties, dinners, meetings. rfyou oops, call us and Church. day night, July 10. He

C'CALL 872#-20loq TO PIACE AN; ACTION 1 'AD '- Services Help Wanted DRIVERS / 0/0 - Lease MONEY TO LOAN! Bad Services Services Program No money down. credit, no credit, low income I- - - - TRUCK DRNER wanted - meet companYmT or no income verification, all Ken Martin requirements. Late model O.K. ,SIMPSON MORT- 1 Lawn Mower Thomas Roofing SALES - SALES MANAGEMENT - TRAINEE CDL double endorsement. I walk-in conventionals. GAGE can unlock the equtty $35,000 to $85,000 Clean driving record re- 1 Electric, Inc. Serving the area We're on the move1 CALL in your home1 1-800-314- 1 Service quired. Must pass drug 1400-927-0431. e for 23 years We Offer: 1000. 1 Homes - Farms screen and physical. Home I *Preset appointmentdno cold calling I Commercial Blade Sharpening most nights. All Michigan BUY OR SELL WITH U.S. POSTAL, Social 1 LICENSED *Paid training *Car allowance I runs. Mail resume to AMERICA'S #IRESALE Workers and computer 1 Industrial Most Makes *Monthly & Quartetly Bonuses I INSURED Whittaker Timber Corpora- COMPANY. Largest selec- trainees $23/hr plus full ex- I New and rewire *401K Retirement Program *Health Ins. Package I Pick up and deliver I tion, 3623 Elmwood Rd., tion, lowest pricedl Outdoor cellent benefits. No experi- I STATE LICENSED BONDED *company support staff that's second to none e Cass City, MI 48726. World, TTN, President's emnecessary. On the job 1 Floyd Luettke *Year end incentive trip I Phone 872-4114 872-2970 11-6-21-3 Club, TAI, or single park training. To apply call 1- b 4180 Hurds Corner Road 872-3382 Cass City We are looking for people with with IOWdues. 1-800-272- 000-637-2792. I 0401. b Experience in selling Ability to work with people -8 8-8- 10-tf 8-6-28-2 Desire to make more money PART= HOME IMPROVEMENT. WANTED - Bill consolidation, back YAFR PUMP SERVICE - Need for challenge & growth TIME OFFICE EXTERIOR PAINTING - KEEP COOL with All- DRIVERWOTR: Free taxes, payoff land contracts. i all types repaired. Discounts Training, a guaranteed job, SIMPSON MORTGAGE Barns, roofs, tool sheds, Temp. Call for tune up on If you are not satisfied with where you are now and want girl to start immedi- ; dn new pumps and tanks. and the best pay in the in- can unlock the equity in your : Emergency service. Call grain bins. Tree trimming'. your air conditioner. Free in something better for you and your family, call Mr. Hendrick Paint Services, ately for doctor's dusttyl Call STEVE at 1- home and turn it into cash! : 'Paul's Pump Repair, 673- home estimate on new sys- Ambrose at 800-968-6664 for a confidential interview. 800-597-2778. Calt 1-800-314-1 000. 4850 or 800-745-4851. Cass City, 872-201 9. tem. 673-5557. 8-6-7-tf Our sales department knows of these positions. office with medical I 8-5-3-tf 8-6-28-tf -*- AUTO ARTISTRY Mobile TYPISTS NEEDED. Also experience. Please Franchise on site automo- PC/Word processor users. bring in hand writ- tive accessoriting. Finan- $40,00O/year income PO- cial assistance and training tential. Toll free 1-800-898- ten resume to 6230 provided. Min. cash invest- 9778 Ext. T-6391 For Hospital Drive, ment $25,000 1-800-669- Publication Offer. 641 3. Cass City, MI GOVERNMENT FORE- SPECIALS!!! CLOSED HOMES for pen- 48726. No phone CUSTOM PRINTED nies on the $1. Delinquent FOR SALE: STATELY HOME IN CASS CITY - 4 calls please! SHlRTSRlATS - Great for Tax, Repo's, Reo's, FDIC, bedrooms - 2 112 bathrooms; HOT TUB - extra large reunions, company logos, RTC, JRS. Your area Toll living room; plus sitting room; lots of storage & closet 11-6-21-tf organizations, events, free 1-800-898-9778Ext. H- room; carpeting practically new - highly efficient natu- races, schools, clubs, fun- 6391 for curmnt listings. ral gas boiler - forced hot water heating system; appli- FLORIST POSITION open- draising, promotions, busi- ances remain - plus large two car garage - 150 AMP ing - full time or part time nesses, incentives. Fast BOWH U NTI N G EQ UI P- service - basement 1 room finished off - nicely land- position available. Will train. Quotes Toll Free 1-800- MENT - Bowhunters dis- scaped - many other features - Your inspection invited Send resume only. Cass City 790- 6688. count warehouse. - shown by appointment. Floral, 6450 Main St., Cass America's largest archery City. 11-7-5- 1 SWIMMING POOLS! supplier, stocks over 5000 WANTED A PLUMBER & HEATING journeyman Homeowners Wantedlll Bowhunting items at 20- HELP WANTED: Truck Kayak Pools is looking for 40"h off retail. 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SIMPSON YEAR-ROUND HOME ON SAND POINT!!! 1 1-7-5-3 - MORTGAGE LOVES to 4 DOUBLE SEA-WALL,100' lake front lot - bed- TIRED OF PLAYING SOU SAY YES when the bank rooms - office - 3 ceramic bathrooms - walk-out base- RN - Allen Home Care is seeking a full time RN in TAIRE? Hear personal says no! CALL us now! 1- ment recreation room - 2 fireplaces - garage attached; voice messages from sin- 800-314-1 000. storage building - beautifully landscaped - 1 mile from Tuscola county for in home visits for our Medicare cer- gles in your local areal M-25.$295,000. Comes with all appliances and some Hundreds available. Call LOANS FOR HOMEOWN- furniture. $295,000. Will hold land contract. FOR tified agency. Excellent pay nowdate tonightlll 1-900- ERS CLOSED IN 7 DAYS. Newer Bedroom 2 baths. 1 acres+- BY OWNERS. per visit and mileage is re- Self-Employed O.K. Slow 3 - I SALE 443-0024 ext. 73 Must be Compact Home 2 bedrooms, nicely imbursed. If you are looking SPaFiQusthroWhout. 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CASS CITY,MICHIGAN PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, JWY 5,1995 Obituaries 17th festival a success Oliver Patterson She was preceded in death great-grandson; brother ents; 5 brothers, Anthony by her husband; sons, Leroy C. (Mary)McVay of “Bob” and his wife Joann of Florida; and many nieces and Palms, James “Porky” of ment at Rolling Hills Golf Oliver J. Patterson, 62, of Frederick and Roy Howard; was headed by Main Street Cheese Whiz and Hot Shots, granddaughter, Dorothy nephews. She was preceded Palms, Steve and his wife Auto Care andThe Fab Four, took first and 2nd place, re- Course. Cass City died after a long in death by her husband and Sue of Deckerville, Richard “Again we dodged a bullet illness Tuesday, June 27, in Joyce Rolston; and brother, Annual Fire in the Sky 3-011- both from Cass City. spectively, in the Girls’ Jun- William Russell Jr. parents. “Dick” and his wife Lana of 3 basketball tournament. Cass City’s Contenders ior High division. on the weather there,” com- his home. Graveside services were Port Huron and Ronald of mented Sward, who orga- was born May Funeral services were According to event orga- took first in the Girls’ High He 28,1933 Monday at Mt.Vernon Cem- Palms; nieces and 2 neph- nized the event with course in Burlington Township in scheduled at 1 pm.Wednes- 2 nizer Matt Prieskorn, the School division, followed by Sports tournament action etery in Washington Town- ews; many aunts and uncles. owner John Maharg. Lapeer County, the son of day, July 5, in the Little & weather kept players in the 8 % Thumb Hoopsters also began earlier in the week Kranz Funeral Home with ship, with the Rev. John R. Funeral services are sched- divisions relatively cool, from Cass City. with Thursday’s Fourth of For the 4th year in a row, Frederick C. and Carrie Allen First United Meth- the team of Pigeon residents the Rev. Stewart Justin of the of uled for 11 a.m. Friday at St. helping make a good tourna- ~w~ teams from hevillage, July Festival Golf Tourna- (LaLonde) Patterson. odist Church, Marlette, offi- Patrick’s Catholic Church of Dave Wojicki, Dan His mother later married Horseshoe Acres Calvary ment. Church officiating. ciating. Palms. The Rev. Randy Reynolds, Chris Wurst and Nelson “Bing” Whittaker. Kelly of St. Stephen’s of John Bibeninder swung its Bing and Carrie raised the Interment will be in Elkland si~,EZElE~~t~~ Township Cemetery. Saginaw and Sr. Theresa 5 arraigned on way to the winners slot. The boys. Oliver married Juliet S. Michael Edward took first place, followed by 4-man Scramble tournament Memorials may be made to Carlow, pastoral administra- the Zappers from Cass City. LaJoie Barker Feb. 9, 1979 Zdrojewski tor of St. Patrick’s, will offi- attracted its goal of 72 golf- in Caro. the Family Discretionary The most popular Men’s Fund. ciate, Burial will be in ers. . Mr. Patterson served in the Open division produced a felony charges Thursday’s celebrations ,i Michael Edward Downington Cemetery in winning team headed by Jim U.S. Army in Germany dur- Zdrojewski, 39, of Palms, Deckerville. Friends may Five people were recently least 13 years of age but un- continued at the Cass City ing the Korean conflict. He Pad Tschirhart Green, and Cass City’s Dog High School, where a crowd died Saturday evening at his call at Smigielski Funeral on a Stick took 2nd place. arraigned on felony charges der 16 years last May in worked for over 20 years as fishing camp on Drurnmond Home on Cass Avenue in of family and friends gath- a machine buffer for Caution Flammable of Har- in Tbscola County District car0 . Paul “Pete” Tschirhart, 43, Island of an apparent heart Minden City from 6:30 to court. Bond was set at $lOO,OOO. ered to watch 22 girls com- Kingston Chrome and later of Ubly, died Thursday at bor Beach took first in the Pete for the trophies in the attack. 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, from Boys’ Varsity division, fol- OHernado Zamora, 31, Ak- Primeau faces a preliminary for Auto Anodics in Port Hills and Dales Hospital in He was born June 3, 1956 Little Miss Pageant. noon to 9:30 p.m. Thursday lowed by Cass City and a ron, faces charges of operat- exam July 11 at 1:30 p.m. Huron. He was a member of Cass City. in Deckerville, son of An- and from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Fri- Amanda Kaake, 3, took the Kingston VFW Post Liar from the village. ing a motor vehicle while He was born May 23,1952 thony “Whitey” and Doris day. A Parish Wake Service under the influence of liquor, home the 1st place trophy in #5317. He attended Cass in BadAxe, the son of Joseph The Boys’ Junior Varsity the Tiny Miss category. Sec- (Scott) Zdrojewski. He never is scheduled for 8 p.m. division saw a 3-way tie be- third offense, driving while City Church of the Nazarene. and Eleanor (Kosal) married. ond-place went to Megan is survived by wife, Thursday at the funeral tween McNeil Bus Drivers his license was suspended or Announce He his Tschirhart . He was a 1974 graduate of home. VanVliet, 4, and 6-year-olda Juliet of Cass City; children, He was a graduate of Ubly from the Unionvillel revoked, and possession of Deckerville High School. an open intoxicant in a mo- Jaclyn Hendrick received thi Raymond J. (Beverly) High School. He was a fine Sebewaing area, Arsenal of service 3rd-place award. He lived and worked in Ari- In the Chronicle’s June 28 Lakers and Fly by You Jam- tor vehicle June 25 in Caro. Patterson and Carrie M. grade doser operator for con- zona from 1979 to 1989. He The Little Miss division: Patterson, all of California, edition, the name of May mers of Harbor Beach. Bond in the case was set at structions in Michigan, worked at Hal Mullett Farms A preliminary exami- brought Tiffany Glaza, 6, 9: Denise (llmothy) Hallwood Rorida and Texas. Seeley was incorrectly re- Caro’s Farmboys took first $400. expansion until 1994 when placed on nation was scheduled for 9 moment of fame as the 1st: of Cass City, Donna Martin He is survived by his ported as Max Seeley in in the Junior High division; fian- medical leave. a.m. July 11. place winner. Whitney-‘ of Ubly and Deborah (Gary) cee, Caroline Insco of Ubly; the obituary of Clarence Cass City’s Rising Star took Braun, 6, was the 2nd-place: Micheal was a parishoner at Ewald. The Chronicle re- OKieflyn V. Vickers, 25, Binder of Pigeon; 7 grand- one daughter, Eleanor St. Patrick’s of Palms. 2nd. The Human Development winner, and judges awarded; children, and many nieces Tschirhart of Ubly; 2 step- grets the error. The Elementary division Vassar, was arraigned on 4 Commission (HDC)has an- He is survived by his par- counts delivery less 10-year-old Sara Guc th& and nephews. He was pre- daughters, Mary Hollister of of of nounced the expansion of 3rd-place trophy. ceded in death by a brother, Monroe and Jodi Bechtel of than 50 grams of a narcotic services offered by the Danielle Guilds, 11, wq‘ George Patterson, and his Ubly; 2 sisters, Mrs. Anthony or cocaine Jan. 4, 5, 10 and Thumb Area Assault Crisis crowned the Junior Misg; parents. (Mary Ann) Kubacki of Cass 12 in Tuscola County. Center (ACC). At the June 7 winner. Kimberlp: Funeral services were held City, Mrs. Jimmy (Sally) Bond was set at $40,000 advisory council meeting, Kleekamp, 12, won the 2od;; and a preliminary exam was Friday at the Little & Kranz Mowry of Ortonville; 2 DeLong in Kenya ACC announced several ac- place trophy, and 3rd-plac6; slated for 9 July 14. Funeral Home with the Rev. brothers, Thomas Tschirhart a.m. tions taken to increase its role went to 10-year-old Talisa” James Franklin of the Cass and his wife Janice of *Charles T. Buhl, 22, Caro, in the community. Talaski, City Church of the Nazarene Roseville, and Daniel more frightening moment “I couldn’t imagine seeing is charged with arson of per- Tho women have joined the The weekend ended with a<: anything more in that short officiating. Tschirhart and his wife Karla when the group was ap- sonal property (Volkswagon volunteer staff, The first vol- early morning religious ana: But when the students con- of a time.” Burial was in Elkland of East Lansing, and many proached by hyenas. automobile) and arson - unteer will staff the crisis patriotic service at the ga-:: sidered burning away over- The only disturbing stop of Township Cemetery. nieces and nephews. The students were outside preparation to burn personal phone line and provide sec- zebo. Hittler said attendance’. grown vegetation to provide DeLong’s trip was Kenya’s Memorials may be made to Funeral services were held in the rain pushing a van that property over $50 (flat bed retarial services. The second was down from last year, but- the Family Discretionary Monday at the Zinger- more grasslands where ani- got stuck in the muddy park capital city of Nairobi, where truck) June 30 in Fremont participates in the Foster mals such as lions and ga- living conditions were dirty attributed most of that dro6: Fund. Smigielski Funeral Home in roads, and a pack of hyenas Township, and home inva- Grandparent Program and to cool temperatures. Ubly with the Rev. Paul Bal a, zelles could live, they had to came toward them from the and she saw young children sion, second degree, and lar- will spend 3 mornings each consider what “critters” begging for food or money “The sunrise service went; Mae Rolston pastor of St. Pancratius fields. ceny of returnable bottles week throughout the sum- very well,” she remarked. :! Catholic Church in Cass would be harmed by the “They must have heard us on the street corners. and cans June 21 in mer, offering companionship But, although the students Mae Rolston, 75, of Cass City, officiating. burning. or something,’’ DeLong re- Indian fields Township. to the children living at the City, died after a short illness Burial was in Sts. Peter and In addition, thick vegetation called, adding no one was had little time for socializing, Bond was set at $8,000. He shelter and assisting them Boardokays DeLong was amazed with Sunday, July 2, in S t. Mary’s Paul Cemetery in Ruth. usually protected the animals hurt. faces a preliminary exam with their special needs. from tourists that otherwise Although most of her time the respect they were shown July 14 at 9 a.m. Two new support groups new budget Hospital, Saginaw. by Kenyan women. She was born Sept. 24, tip park guides to drive off was spent with the animals, .Franklin H. Primeau, 41, have been established in Elva Colleen the road, ruining animals’ DeLong’s trip included some “They feed you so well over Caro, was arraigned on Sanilac County. These sup- 1919 in ElklandTownship to there,” she said, explaining Will and Jean (Lockhart) Williams natural habitats and harass- time for sight seeing, includ- charges of assault with intent port groups will serve the she finished more food than Russell Sr. She married Wil- ing them to get “good” pho- ing a view of Mount to commit criminal sexual victims of sexual assault and Principal Joanne Hopper, the students tried to she wanted to eat who noted the school re- liam Roy Rolston Feb. 18, Elva C. Willipms, 68, of tos; so Kilimanjaro, the highest solshe conduct and fourth degree domestic violence, and focus strike a balance between sug- wouldn’t waste the food she ceived roughly 120 applica- 1938 in Indiana. He died Cass City died Saturday in point in Africa. criminal sexual conduct al- on issues pertaining to both her daughter’s home. gesting to promote heavy was served. legedly involving a victim at subjects. tions for the job. Dec. 5,1983. Guides told the students DeLong even had the Mrs. Rolston graduated She was born Aug. 14, vegetation life or to create more grassland areas. they only saw a small part of chance to dance traditional from Gagetown Public 1926, in Cushing, Okla., to Kenya, but to DeLong it School in 1937. Walter Blake and Sarah Mae The students did most of African dances with some of seemed they saw a lot of the the women she met, adding She is survived by her chil- (Swisher) McVay. She mar- their observation from inside “beautiful” country. a special touch to an experi- dren, Delores (Lloyd) Damm ried John Clayton Williams the vehicle for safety rea- You Know Business. on her birthday in 1943 in sons, but they occasionally ence DeLong said she would of Gagetown, Duncan love to repeat, (Bonita) Rolston of BadAxe, Court of Winfield, Caly walked outside, bringing them close to many African Schott Although DeLong will We Know Business Jean (John) Michalski of County, Kan. Elva worked for over 10 animals. graduate in May, she said she Deford, Betty (George) named to would encourage any student Insurance. years for Centronics in Roch- “You can get relatively / Stephenson of Bad Axe, to travel with the program Dennis (Bonnie) Rolston ester. close without going off the honors list of next year. We know your business insurance needs Cass City, Robert (Nancy) She is survived by her road,” DeLong commented, And the daughter of Francis because Auto-Owners Insurance protects Rolston of Gagetown, Debra daughter Terri (John) adding the animals seemed accustomed to people and Benjamin Schott of Cass and Sharon DeLong said her thousands of businesses just like yours. Rolston of Cass City, Dianna Schuchard of Cass City; sons City has been included on the Timothy R. (Jessica) Will- cars. experience should help as Contact us today for quality protection (Ed) Prill of andeandTanya spring semester honors list at iams of Car0 and Mark E. She was ignored by the lion she tries to start her career as for your business. We’ll eliminate your (Eugene) Vincent of Cass Central Michigan University, a wildlife biologist and work City; grandchildren and (Glenda) Williams ofvinton, she stood jess than 10 feet insurance problems so you can devote 43 Mt. Pleasant. for a state agency or the De- 26 great-grandchildren. Va.; 9 grandchildren; one away from, but recounted a more of your time to your business. The list recognizes students partment of Natural Re- whose academic perfor- sources. mance places them in the top “I had originally thought I 10 percent of their class. would get a job in Australia,” YouFind Need the Service in This. or . .Product Action Guide1 Schott, son of Ken and she commented, adding Shari Schott of Cass City, is that’s still her ultimate goal. a junior at CMU, studying business with a major in fi- SERVICE DIRECTORY nance. He is a 1993 Cass rAuto-ow~ I City High School graduate. 1 Legal notice I hmm Lde Home Car Buaness MORTGAGE SALE *** Default has been made in the conditions of a mort- nE*Abww- gage made by Carol A. Symonds, an un- JOHNSON Buds and Blossoms married woman, to first Central Mort- Tuff-Kote Dinol gage Corporation, a corporation orga- APPLIANCE & by Sandy Automotive Rust Proofing nized and existing under the laws of the State of Michigan, Mortgagee, dated NO- AMPSHIRE AGENCY. INC. Please Call - 872-4351 REFRIGERATION 1 Flowers - Plants - Balloons Systems &Waxing vember 16, 1990, and recorded on No- Established 1924 15 E. Cass City Rd. Cass Clly Sandy Tierney, Owner Gravel Guards vember 16, 1990, in Likr 607, on page SERVICE 6476 Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 1093, Tuscola County Records, Michi- Running Boards gan, and assigned by said Mortgagee to 872-1101 Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection Platte Valley Funding, L.P. by mesne Washers, Dryers, assignment(s) dated September 1. 1994, PLUMBING-HEATING Phone 269-9585 and recorded on January 5.1995, in Liber Dish was hers, Microwaves, I I I I I WITH EACH ORDER. 668, on page 1322. Tuscola County IL ~ ‘I 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe Stoves, Refrigerators, I Records, Michigan, on which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date All Brands APPLIANCE hereof the sum of Forty-six Thousand WINDOW CLEANING 1I 7 17 1 Severance Rd. SALES & SERVICE Four Hundred Seventeen and 96/100 Ambulatory Clinics Cass City FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF 0 . Dollars ($46,417.96), including interest KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY SUPREME at 10.5% per annum. I WINDOW CLEANING 0 , Under the power of sale contained in 1 AUTOSERVICE 11 : Po c flR flTA> saidmade mortgage and provided, and the notice statute is hereby in such given case Dr. Abdole - Allergist July 13 & 27 I I Storms - Screens - Windows that said mortgage will be foreclosed by Dr. Awerbuch Neurologist Cass City Muffler ShilrC LllC Spil-il asaleofthemortgagedpremises,orso~ - July 25 Janitorial Service i’floors part of them, at public vendue, at the front & Brake Shop Eaves & Gutters Cleaned of [30ca110n la: entrance of the Courthouse in thewllage Dr, Bartnik - Oncologist/Hematologist July 18 Mufflers - Shocks - Lifetime Guaranlees Hi-Riser Service & Rental Fuelgas i 11 dl-ccling cards. of Caro. Michigan, at ten o’clock a.m. on July5&26 Minor engine repairs - Certified Mechanic Junction of M-53 and M-81 Estimates on Commercial, Friday, July 14, 1995. Dr, Carney - Cardiologist Blaine deBeaublen, Prop. Cass City Residential & Industrial Work Said premises are situated in the Town- Phone 872-2251 Phone 872-2161 Complete Insurance Coverage ship of Elkland, Tuscola County, Michi- Dr, Maciulis - Rheumatologist July 28 gan, and are described as: Lot 8, Block A Security Services Available 24-HR. SERVICE of Kelland’s Addition to the Village of Dr. Swong - ENT Specialist July 18 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw Cass City, according to the plat recorded in Liber 1 of Plats, Page 7. now being Hercules and Cooper Call 790-7609 Page 8A. Dr. Thckey Gynecologist July 12 & 26 1 be 6 TIRES The redemption period shall months PLUMBING & HEATING, INC from the date of such sale, unless deter- Tire repair 6528 Main Alignments Mutflers mined abandoned in accordance with For Clinic Information Please Contact: Brakes *Oil Changes Phone 872-5084 1948CL 600.3241a, in which case the Certified Mechanic To Place An Ad redemotion.. mriod shall be 30 days from JOY WKOFF 872-2221 ext, 280 Phone 872-5303 . Yoii‘ll love sending new the date of such sale DAN’S POWER & STOVE t I,illmark < ,irrls iiiclircd by For Clinic Appointments Call: 872-2222 ext, 227 0 Ili~ncy‘sI’oc ahonhs! Dated May 31. 199s Please I In The Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys 0 Platte Valley Funding. L P Chimney Sweeping & Repairs -w Assignee of Mortgagee Warju’s Flooring STIHL Chainsaws & Outdoor bwer Equipment Action Guide e Shaprro & Alt, Attorneys Carpet, Pad, Labor +60 700 E Big Beaver Road, Suite E Hills & Dales General Hospital 0 Coach Light Troy, Michigan 48081 1227 E. Car0 Rd. Sales & Service (3 13) 689-I805 Cass City Michigan Call 872-201 0 0 Pharmacy e 48726 Caro, MI 48723 6509 Main, Cass City 872-361 6-7-5 517-672-3563 Phone 872-31 90 OOIOeObOOeeO3 -.

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